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Find similar grantsGenesis Inspiration Foundation Arts Education for Children Grants is sponsored by Genesis Inspiration Foundation. Funds community nonprofit organizations providing youth arts education programs across the U.S.
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Genesis Inspiration Foundation - Genesis Inspiration Foundation When children are inspired they create. A commitment to education through the arts. It teaches.
It entertains. Art affects how we view ourselves and think of each other. It helps us understand the past and the present.
And when looked at the right way, art can even offer a glimpse of the future. In 2025, Genesis Inspiration Foundation donates $3 million to 83 youth arts organizations nationwide. Alexandria Symphony Orchestra Alabama Shakespeare Festival Acadiana Center for the Arts Amazing Grace Conservatory Baltimore Symphony Orchestra OrchKids Boys & Girls Club of Broward County Boys & Girls Club of Northern Utah Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St.
Louis Center for Modern Dance Education Children’s Chorus of Washington DC Youth Orchestra Program Debbie Allen Dance Academy Equitable School Partnerships of Boston Fairmount Center for the Arts Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club INTEMPO Organization Inc. Jefferson Performing Arts MECA – Mobile Education Center for All Pretend City Children’s Museum Savannah Children’s Theater Segundo Barrio Children’s Chorus The Nashua Community Music School The University of North Carolina School of the Arts Uniquely Me Creative Arts Washington Conservatory of Music Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras Young Audiences of Louisiana Young Audiences, Inc. of Houston In 2024, Genesis Inspiration Foundation donates $3 million to 50 youth arts organizations nationwide.
Alabama Shakespeare Festival Amazing Grace Conservatory Boy’s and Girl’s Club Broward County Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club of Savannah The Arts Empowerment Project Young Audiences of Louisiana In 2023, Genesis Inspiration Foundation donates $2. 8 million to 48 youth arts organizations nationwide.
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Green Bay Center for Arts-Inspired Learning Children’s Chorus of Washington Dallas Black Dance Theatre Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club Oklahoma A+ Schools Institute People’s Music School of Chicago Totally Positive Productions Young At Art Children’s Museum Young Playwrights Theater In 2022, Genesis Inspiration Foundation donates $1. 85 million to 27 youth arts organizations nationwide.
Autism Society Inland Empire Boys and Girls Club of Huntington Valley Boys and Girls Club of Noblesville Center for Arts-Inspired Learning Dallas Black Dance Theatre Museum of Latin American Art Scottsdale Artists’ School The Center for Creative Education Young At Art Children’s Museum Art & Beyond in Cedar Hill, TX Compass Arts Creativity Project in Beacon, N. Y.
J Paul Getty in Los Angeles, CA Young Playwrights’ Theater in District of Columbia Adrienne Arsht Center For The Performing Arts Amazing Grace Conservatory We believe if you educate a child, you will change their life. But, if you inspire a child, you will change their world. There’s a child somewhere living by a coastline who has never heard the ocean.
There’s a child somewhere surrounded by museums who has never seen a work of art. There’s a child somewhere in a city of creators and artists and performers who has never known what it feels like to be inspired. Our arts programs immerse a new generation in the world of inspiration.
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