About Motif Blue
501(c)(3) ID: 93-4974012
Our Mission
Motif Blue empowers emerging artists who are shaping the future of the art world.
What does it mean to Shape the Future?
Emerging artists who are pushing boundaries, experimenting with new styles or mediums, addressing global messages with their artwork, and are taking their art into the avant-garde.
Gaston Arts Council is a 501 © 3 charitable organization that supports and champions the connection to the arts in Gaston County.
Tagline: ”Your Connection to Arts, Culture and Entertainment in Gaston County”
Historic preservation and education.
To produce creative, innovative plays and events to stir audiences and students to explore and contemplate the human condition through the talents of local artists.
Our Mission is to cultivate an inclusive, sustainable, and vibrant community through the support, promotion, and expansion of the arts.
Our mission is to nurture visual art education and experience through the art of plein air painting. We execute this with events,
workshops, lectures, demos, and fundraising. We partner with non-profits in Craven, Pamlico, & Carteret counties of NC.
Creativity is as vital to the life of a community as it is to individuals and a community thrives when it embraces the creative efforts of its citizens and the organizations that support the arts.
We are an annual fundraising arm for the visual arts in Craven, Pamlico, & Carteret counties.
Safe Spot is the Child Advocacy Center of Wilkes County, N.C. We're here to help bring healing and justice to children in our community affected by sexual abuse or severe physical abuse.
Raleigh-Durham Skaters Association
is a community 501c(3) Non-profit promoting Arts,Diversity and the influence of Black culture in roller skating
Mission of the Historic Turner House Foundation Inc - About Us
The mission of the Historic Turner House is to provide programs that educate the community and history lovers of untold cultural and historic stories related to the Turner family and others who resided in Historic Oberlin Village in Raleigh, NC. The mission of the Turner House Foundation is to source funding to preserve/restore the physical items and spaces of this remnant of a surviving Freedmans’ Village in North Carolina that grew out of a free black settlement during the Reconstruction Era.
We are dedicated to produce journalism of public service, in Spanish, independent, truthful and non-partisan, on immigration issues, state policy, government and community, and state affairs of North Carolina. Furthermore, to divulge information that empowers and encourages the diverse community of Latino / Hispanic immigrants in the state to generate movements, so that they can be more involved in social, political and economic changes that benefit them.