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Our roots are with an informal organization called Broadway on Site began in 1996. It was designed to bring the theater experience to young students in the north suburban area of the Twin Cities who had a desire to learn about theater (or who perhaps just wanted to be in a play). Broadway on Site continues to offer theater programs through local Anoka Hennepin School District’s Community Education programs. Starting in 2010, Broadway on Site added an “advanced, audition-only group” experience for students who have satisfactorily completed four previous Broadway on Site productions.  In 2012 the informal organization producing the advanced shows was organized into what is now known as Northern Starz Theatre.

The Roswell Historical Society, our city's oldest historic preservation organization, was established in 1971. Since then, the Society has amassed considerable holdings of historically significant materials and artifacts. From the beginning, the Society has worked diligently to identify and preserve community landmarks. The mission of the Roswell Historical Society is to collect, preserve, share, and promote the history of the city of Roswell and environs.   We are an affiliate Chapter of the Georgia Historical Society

Skeptoid Media produces free educational materials and STEM-focused informational and entertainment content, made available to educators and individuals worldwide, concentrating on critical thinking and scientific skepticism. STEM literacy is important — Skeptoid Media believes it can also be fun.

At Random Acts, it's our mission to conquer the world one random act of kindness at a time. We are here to inspire acts of kindness around the world both big and small. We provide a vast network of caring people with the encouragement and support they need to change lives for the better.

Chabad-Lubavitch is a philosophy, a movement, and an organization. It is considered to be the most dynamic force in Jewish life today.

As a sacred place, Blue Deer offers a spiritual home for shared experiences of transformation and healing, in relationship with the Divine natural world.

The Sacred Fire Foundation is dedicated to preserving and promoting the perspective and benefits of ancient wisdom from around the world. Through our successful educational initiatives and grant programs, we support the source of this traditional knowledge and make it accessible to everyone. In turn, we have garnered the respect and support of elders of many traditions and the broader modern culture we live in. This has been made possible by the generosity of our donors and thousands of hours of volunteer effort.

India Center, located in Westchester County, seeks to marshal and centralize the rich heritage that is India, it's extensive and colorful cultural diversity and give it a home here in New York. From its offices in Elmsford, New York, India Center has gained significant representation in the community. It has launched a plethora of activities, particularly in the past two years, that have been the talk of the community. The headquarters of the organization provide a venue to celebrate all occasions of significance to the community, a support system for new immigrants and for seniors, and social and cultural activities that span the spectrum of India's diverse communities.

Masterwork is dedicated to enriching and supporting the cultural life of the community through professional-level choral performances and the promotion of music education.

The mission of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is to honor our heroes, educate the public and inspire our youth.

The mission of The 52nd Street Project, a community-based arts organization, is to bring together kids from Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, starting at age ten and lasting through their teens, with theater professionals to create original theater offered free to the general public. By building on the core experience of accomplishment and collaboration, the Project fosters a sense of inclusion in a place where the children belong and where their creative work is the driving force. Through long-term mentoring relationships and exposure to diverse art forms, the Project seeks to expand the children's means of expression and to improve their literacy, their life skills, and their attitude towards learning.

The mission of John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is to fulfill President Kennedy's vision by producing and presenting the greatest examples of music, dance, and theater; supporting artists in the creation of new work; and serving the nation as a leader in arts education.