Funds in Arts, Culture & Heritage

Lunar New Year is a multi-week event that is considered one of the most important annual celebrations among East and Southeast Asian cultures and communities, though it is celebrated across the globe. Lunar New Year is typically celebrated with wishes for prosperity and good luck in the new year, while spending time with loved ones and paying homage to past generations through a plethora of traditional foods, activities and events. Lunar New Year is the all-encompassing term to represent the vast number of communities that observe the lunar calendar, and traditions vary across cultures. The Lunar New Year Fund was created to spotlight AAPI-led organizations across the country who provide support and resources to Asian-American communities, celebrate and uplift Asian culture, and fight for Asian representation, justice, and equality.

Help us support Texas Music Project and Save the Music while listening to the incredibly talented, Brandon Hamilton :) This event is going to be streamed virtually and held in person.

Help me support my sister, Caitlin, and her work with Mending Walls. The Mending Walls project seeks to advance social justice through collaborative, community-engaged art, connecting community members and artists from different backgrounds in conversations to foster empathy, connection, understanding, and healing. Richmond Hill will be accepting donations through this Bright Fund on behalf of Mending Walls to help fund future projects. Find out more about the organization and Caitlin's work here: https://www.mendingwallsrva.com/

Science and technology history museums and institutes.

American Radio Relay League Inc. To promote and advance the art, science, and enjoyment of Amateur Radio.

Sitar Arts Center is a unique nonprofit based in Washington, DC. Sitar's vision is a city where families across the cultural, economic, and racial spectrums can live and thrive and a city that fervently believes that high-quality arts education and transformative arts experiences for all are essential.

Everyone is born creative. But in today's world, it feels like we're increasingly told to specialize. And as we get older, we fall into routines. One of the great things about Pinterest is that no matter your circumstances, you have the ability to expand and explore your horizons. These funds support organizations that are empowering others to be their most creative selves.

Black History Month is a federally recognized celebration of the contributions African Americans have made to this country, and a time to reflect on the continued struggle for racial and social justice and acknowledging their achievements that continue to have deep cultural and global impact. Black @ MAL asks for your support for these three amazing organizations that spans across music, civic service, and food equity - they are dynamic reflections of community empowerment and excellence.

Celebrating our Collective Futures gives us the opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate Black History while working toward a bright future, together. Consider donating to this fund that is comprised of causes and organizations defining just how bright our collective future can be! Curated by the collective brilliance of the Black@Squarespace (BASS) ERG, in recognition of BHM 2022.

This fund is to promote indian classical music as it is one of the oldest, greatest & purest form of creation. This form of music has the power to reduce stress & make all happy.

Bright Funds has created the Hispanic Heritage Fund to recognize the innumerable contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans. This Fund was created to honor the contributions and culture of Hispanic and Latino Americans. We invite you to join us in celebrating the history and culture of the U.S. Latinx and Hispanic communities. The composition of nonprofits in this fund is subject to change.

On December 18, 2021 at 10:00 am, Wreaths Across America will be at Utah State Veterans Memorial Cemetery to Remember and Honor our veterans through the laying of Remembrance wreaths on the graves of our country's fallen heroes and the act of saying the name of each and every veteran aloud. Many of us search each year for a way to thank you to our military or to make the world a more beautiful place during the holiday season. What better way to do both and honor our fallen service members, then to place a $15 wreath at their headstone? There are 5,355 graves that need a wreath. As of now 801 wreaths have been sponsored. We are only at 13% of the goal. Help make Utah State Veterans Memorial Cemetery look even better than Arlington Cemetery. Each December on National Wreaths Across America Day, our mission to Remember, Honor and Teach is carried out by coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery, as well as at more than 2,500 additional locations in all 50 U.S. states, at sea and abroad. From the Revolutionary War to present day conflicts, our veterans are devoted sons and daughters, fathers and mothers, sisters and brothers. They come from all backgrounds in life to place those lives on the line for our freedoms. There are millions of individual stories to tell. REMEMBER the Fallen. . . HONOR those who Serve. . . TEACH our children the value of Freedom. In many homes, there is an empty seat for one who is serving or one who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. There is no better time to express our appreciation than during the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. https://wreathsacrossamerica.org/ Please use the barcode provided to make finding the NSDAR chapter faster. Daughters of the American Revolution-Pony Express Chapter (UT0049P) |168427| https://wreathsacrossamerica.org/pages/168427/Overview/?relatedId=17231&modSw=donate I have participated in this event many times, along with cleaning the stones, replacing military marker, and placing new flags out for Memorial Day and Veterans Day. As a member of DAR, it is more than my duty to carry out this legacy, it is my honor.

The HLX community and MAL is helping to raise funds for three amazing organizations that are helping make a difference in the HLX community in Los Angeles and around the country through advocacy and empowerment.

Bright Funds has created the 2021 Hispanic Heritage Fund to recognize the innumerable contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans. This Fund was created to honor the contributions and culture of Hispanic and Latino Americans. We invite you to join us in celebrating the history and culture of the U.S. Latinx and Hispanic communities.

From the year 1831 until the last school closed its doors in 1996, about 150,000 Frist Nation, Inuit and Metis children were removed from their families and communities and forced to attend residential schools. These schools were funded by the Canadian government and at first were administered by the Christian churches. The purpose of these schools was to educate and convert Indigenous youth. This translated into taking their names, identities, language and culture away from them in order to eliminate all aspects of Indigenous culture. The conditions in these schools were so poor that many of these children were abused, malnourished and died alone and away from their families. To this day, we are not certain how many children (some as young as 3 years of age) died in the residential schools as the accurate records were not kept. With the discovery of 215 children in a mass grave at one of these residential schools in Kamloops BC, this part of Canadian story has been brought forward once again. We would encourage everyone to educate themselves about this recent part of our history and extend our support to the many families that are dealing with the impact of attending residential schools today. The charities that are a part of this fund provide such support. Donations made through this fund will be matched 100% (50% by the Campbell Soup Foundation and 50% by Campbell Canada up to a max of $10K)

In the past two weeks, we’ve seen a tremendous rise in anti-Semitism around the world. There have been numerous incidents of violence in NYC, California, London, and globally. Even within our own employee community, we’ve received reports of vandalism and hate speech inflicting fear and terror upon us and our loved ones. We cannot allow this kind of hate to continue, and must act to support this community, as Braze often stands with many other communities that experience hatred and discrimination. The Jews @ Braze ERG (#jab-erg) has been active for numerous years in support of Jewish life around the world. This violence against Jews cannot go unseen. No one should be targeted for their religious beliefs or cultural identity, or should be uncomfortable leaving their homes or loved ones. Please join us in supporting these causes to combat hate against Jews around the globe.

Welcome to the 'CONEXTalk' Fund Donation Portal! What is CONEXTalk? CONEXTalk is the leading media program for diversity and inclusion, sponsored by Conexión - Latino Network at Cisco, dedicated to giving Cisco employees of all backgrounds a platform for awareness and advocacy, with the mission of creating and Inclusive Future for All. During the program, Cisconians and keynote speakers will share their own life experiences to help encourage Cisco employees to grow professionally. CONEXTalk also gives viewers the opportunity to learn more about select nonprofits to volunteer and donate to. Any donations made by Cisco or AppDynamics employees will be matched by Cisco! Our next event will be held on August 20th!

Featuring a handful of the most contemporary, alternative, weird, and/or unapologetically political arts spaces in the city of San Francisco.

Colorado Ballet’s 60th Anniversary season was originally scheduled to open October 9, 2020 with eight performances of Giselle and continue in November and December with 26 performances of The Nutcracker. Ticketing revenue from these two productions was projected to be between $3.5 and $4M. All of these performances were cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Artists have been furloughed and their 2021 Spring season is at risk. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Colorado Ballet will depend on fundraising as its primary source of income for the remainder of 2020. In light of this extreme need, Colorado Ballet announces the launch of its Relief and Recovery Fund. With a fundraising goal of $3 million, this fund will help to cover a significant portion of the loss of ticketed revenue, helping Colorado Ballet to retain its world-class dancers and staff and emerge from this crisis as the strong company it has become over the past 60 years.

Welcome to the "Live From Home" Fund Donation Portal! This charitable event broadcasts a series of weekly live-streamed concerts, with donations that provide relief to select nonprofit organizations. Donate to a great cause and enjoy performances from celebrated artists directly from your home! Learn more about the nonprofits and charities below. How the donations work: Each event will be dedicated to a nonprofit in need. All donations made during the events will go directly into a pool that will be evenly split across all our nonprofits at the conclusion of the concert series. ALSO, any donations made by Cisco or AppDynamics employees will be matched by Cisco! Check out our upcoming events and mark your calendar today! May 26 - Dance and Classical Night 4:30 pm PST To join, copy/paste: https://video.cisco.com/video/6152713396001 May 19 - Jazz Night 4:30 pm PST To join, copy/paste: https://video.cisco.com/video/6152714492001 May 12 - Musical Theatre Night 4:30 pm PST To join, copy/paste: https://video.cisco.com/video/6152712527001 Check out the events page at: https://video.cisco.com/ May 5 - Live from Home goes public! 4:30 pm PST Singer-Songwriter Night To join, copy/paste: https://www.appdynamics.com/live-from-home April 28 4:00 pm PST Classical Night To join, copy/paste: https://youtu.be/_a8UBOTpgUQ April 21 Kids' Night To view the recording, visit: https://youtu.be/dc78KQsSWK0 April 14 Jazz Night To view the recording, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn47P9W7V9g&feature=youtu.be April 7 Indie Night To view the recording, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy8pVIaS9D4&feature=youtu.be

Providing excellent programs at Music Center of the Northwest also requires technology to connect with our students, families, donors, and the larger Seattle community. These are challenging times, but individual and group music lesson participation have increased during stay-at-home, and our instructors are getting creative with online tech. We are also setting up a video rig to easily livestream recitals and concerts from Music Center, and exploring the use of VMware software like Horizon to support virtual work. Help me fund some much-needed hardware upgrades for our office staff, instructors, and executive director. Thank you!

Culture and society itself is being destroyed from within. Join me in supporting this group of inspiring nonprofits that are building and defending the City of God in the current secular milieu.

Join me in supporting Federation of Indian Association of Northern California (FIA) in celebrating diversity, art, culture and traditions, and bringing communities together...

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Hello my name is Devon Hatcher I'm a man that has struggled but looks for what life has to offer and wish to grow a better out come. Iv been medicated and been an addictive person.i found ways to live to the fullest every day threw my community i live lifely still conquering false pretenses of an addiction.An decided to join a growing need for homes of peace and healing .So I'm reaching out for assistance to continue my life journey of recovery by starting a fund for more recovery homes that include an adventure and a scene of truth called sussa homes.The name came from the German god of rest in which I related deeply too. For peace of mind is a need not a want . Believe in yourself as if you where God and you can achieve the highest things in life .but that breath of learning home is nice when you can relax