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Omaha Childrens Choir was founded on the premise that the study of music makes a positive difference in the lives of young people in ways that can help them socially, emotionally, and even academically. Significantly, it gives them a unique opportunity to learn about their own and others cultures and the society in which they live, as well as helping them develop sophisticated skills and an empowering aesthetic awareness that generates self-esteem and empathy. Research proves that these gains cross boundaries, providing the same advantages to all students, regardless of their ethnic or socioeconomic backgrounds. Students who develop their musical skill to a high degree have many advantages, including advanced performance opportunity and potential college scholarships. Unfortunately, it has become more and more difficult for some children to gain the same access as others, especially in our urban areas. All of these benefits are often effectively limited to those students whose families can afford them. In order to bridge this gap, our mission is to improve access for all students by providing quality choral music instruction for those students who want to sing, but may not have the resources to sing in a choir outside of their school or even to take private lessons. It is our belief that when students have the tools, they will gain access, have more opportunities, and will participate more fully in musical offerings around them. We are fully supportive of the Omaha Public Schools music program, and encourage OCC students to be fully contributing members of their home school choirs or to take advantage of other school and community vocal music opportunities. Mission Statement: Omaha Children's Choir exists to provide all children with an appreciation and understanding of our citys diversity and inspiring social change through the power of choral music. Vision Statement: Omaha Children's Choir envisions a community where choral music education is accessible for all children.

Omaha Children's Museum is in the top 15% of children's museums nationally. The museum features over 45,000 square feet of exhibit space, with permanent exhibits including: Charlie Campbell Science & Technology Center Art Smart Center Tinker Factory Imagination Playground (early childhood area) Fantastic Future Me Walker Tire & Auto Service Center Grass Patch Sandy's Splish Splash Garden In addition to its permanent exhibits, Omaha Children's Museum offers educational programs, traveling exhibitions, field trips, outreach programs, rentals, summer camps and birthday parties.

WHO: Omaha Conservatory of Music (OCoM) is a 501 (3) C organization which has grown out of a grassroots need to provide music education to area youth and adults. WHAT: Since 2001, OCoM’s mission to create a musical community through education and performance has developed to embody our core values: PASSION + DEDICATION=EXCELLENCE. We have grown to over 800 students, over 35 artist-faculty, teaching strings, voice, piano, guitar, brass, percussion and woodwinds to a variety of populations. Our faculty are educators of the highest quality who are also actively involved in the performing arts community in the Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area. WHERE: As of 2016, we reside at 7023 Cass St. in Omaha. Individual lessons and classes are available. Find us at www.omahacm.org , Facebook or call us at 402.932.4978. HOW: Your donations are tax-deductible. We are a 501(c)(3) designated organization. We are accepting donations for Scholarships, String Sprouts, and our Omaha Conservatory Presents Concert Series. Ask us more! -- The Conservatory currently provides individual lessons in violin, viola, cello, bass, piano, guitar, voice, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet and trombone, as well as conducting, music composition, and theory. Our outstanding artist-faculty challenges and inspires a student body of over 800 conservatory musicians and touches the lives of countless others through special programs. In addition to individual lessons, our musical community offers a rich variety of classes, interaction with guest artists, ensemble experiences, educational workshops, solo and group performances, and other unique opportunities in collaboration with arts organizations throughout the city.

Omaha Federal Credit Union opened for business April 1, 1935, to serve the financial needs of the Omaha and surrounding communities. Membership is open to anyone living or working in Douglas, Sarpy or Washington counties in Nebraska, or Pottawattamie or Harrison counties in Iowa. Omaha FCU offers a full range of financial services, including mobile and online banking, checking and savings accounts, debit and credit cards, and a wide range of consumer and real estate loans to meet your needs.

Omaha Jitterbugs is a performing arts company based out of 5114 Gertrude St, Omaha, Nebraska, United States.

Omaha Marine Center is a full service boat dealer in Omaha, Ne. with a full selection of new and used boats and a fully equipped pro shop, service and parts facility

Omaha Public Library is dedicated to empowering our communities by connecting people with ideas, information, resources, and innovative services. Omaha Public Library system is made up of 13 locations: A. V. Sorensen Branch, Benson Branch, Bess Johnson Elkhorn Branch, Charles B. Washington Branch, Downtown Branch, Florence Branch, Genealogy & Local History Room, Millard Branch, Milton R. Abrahams Branch, Saddlebrook Branch, South Omaha Library, W. Clarke Swanson Branch, and Willa Cather Branch.

Founded in 1921, the Omaha Symphony is a non-profit organization that presents more than 100 live orchestral performances from September through June. In addition to MasterWorks, Symphony Pops, Symphony Rocks, Symphony Joslyn, Movie Music, and Family series concerts, the Omaha Symphony’s nationally recognized education programs touch the lives of nearly 30,000 schoolchildren each year through community engagement events and mentoring. The Omaha Symphony is the largest performing arts organization in Nebraska.