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FOSTERING ARTS IN TOLEDO The Arts Commission is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded
 in 1959 to foster Toledo’s heritage in the arts. The organization is the longest-standing arts commission in the state of Ohio, serving youth, artists, arts organizations, and the general public. Since 1977, The Arts Commission has managed the City of Toledo’s 1% for Art program, the first in the state of Ohio and among the first in the nation, and maintains Toledo’s impressive collection of public art. COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES The Arts Commission delivers innovative and influential programming to the community, including public events that support and drive our local economy. In addition, the organization offers educational and professional development opportunities for artists and area youth, advocacy on behalf of artists and cultural organizations, and access to arts and culture for all in the greater Toledo region. STRONG AND VIBRANT COMMUNITIES The Arts Commission is honored to serve the artists, cultural institutions, and creative community who make our city an inspiring place to live, work, and create. Arts and culture are at the core of strong and vibrant communities and artists play a vital role in both civic engagement and economic development. We believe the arts are for everyone, and we invite you to join us.

The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon is the national government agency for funding, developing and promoting the arts in Ireland. #ArtsCouncilSupported

The Arts Council of Brazos Valley, a non-profit organization, was chartered in 1970 by a group of visionary local arts patrons with the purpose of establishing a leadership role in organizing local arts advocacy efforts and fostering a true community for the arts. Over 45 years later, The Arts Council has grown to serve the 5,000 square mile Brazos Valley region and, since 2008, has provided over $4,000,000 in direct funding support to arts organizations throughout the Brazos Valley. Governed by a board of community leaders, The Arts Council continues to faithfully serve as the lead advocate for all arts and culture efforts in Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson, and Washington counties by providing innovative and impact artistic opportunities to residents and visitors of the region. For 50 years The Arts Council has served the community with one driving mission: to make the arts accessible to all residents and visitors of the Brazos Valley through funding, promotion, advocacy, professional development and partnership building programs. We are a multifaceted arts organization supporting over 60 affiliate arts, culture and heritage organizations, regional artists and creative businesses, over 350,000 residents in seven counties, Texas A&M University, Blinn College and over 3.5 million Brazos Valley regional visitors annually. The Arts Council Board of Directors is focused on providing innovative leadership in the arts by maintaining and strengthening an arts and culture–friendly community and making the quality of life in the Brazos Valley the best that the state has to offer.

The Arts Council of Greater Greensboro is a community-supported nonprofit organization and the largest public and private alliance dedicated to sustaining our local arts economy. #TheACGG is the creative sector’s trusted resource for funding, advocacy, and support dedicated to leading, promoting, and expanding the arts in our communities.

We want to collectively amplify the impact our country’s most outstanding artists are having on New Zealand, whether it’s strengthening our cultural identity, furthering their discipline and communities, contributing to the wellbeing of Aotearoa, or leading important change. It’s a new ambitious era for the Foundation, and we want you right there with us. The Arts Foundation was established in 1998 to honour extraordinary New Zealand artists. By the close of 2018, our generous community had gifted 205 artists with awards totalling $6 million. Award recipients include writers, choreographers, screen artists, visual artists, theatre practitioners and musicians. In 2013 we launched Boosted, New Zealand’s only art crowdfunding platform. Boosted crowdfunding campaigns have an 85% success rate for artists’ projects, and the platform has raised over $5 million since launch. In 2019 the Foundation sets out to rally a nationwide community backing artists to make their mark. This year we’re launching New Zealand Arts Month, the Arts Ball, and Springboard, four funded opportunities for talented young artists needing a springboard to a career in the arts. Want to make your mark on the arts?

We want to collectively amplify the impact our country’s most outstanding artists are having on New Zealand, whether it’s strengthening our cultural identity, furthering their discipline and communities, contributing to the wellbeing of Aotearoa, or leading important change. It’s a new ambitious era for the Foundation, and we want you right there with us. The Arts Foundation was established in 1998 to honour extraordinary New Zealand artists. By the close of 2018, our generous community had gifted 205 artists with awards totalling $6 million. Award recipients include writers, choreographers, screen artists, visual artists, theatre practitioners and musicians. In 2013 we launched Boosted, New Zealand’s only art crowdfunding platform. Boosted crowdfunding campaigns have an 85% success rate for artists’ projects, and the platform has raised over $5 million since launch. In 2019 the Foundation sets out to rally a nationwide community backing artists to make their mark. This year we’re launching New Zealand Arts Month, the Arts Ball, and Springboard, four funded opportunities for talented young artists needing a springboard to a career in the arts. Want to make your mark on the arts?

The Arts Guild is a Toronto based arts and entertainment outlet that strives to inspire, educate and inform the next generation of artists and professionals worldwide. We bring together some of the world's most motivated enthusiasts to write, photograph and video various events, activities and interviews to spark conversation around the arts. Our focus is around film, television, performing arts and literature, with an emphasis around education., with plans to expand topics in the near future.

The Arts Music Store is a retail musical instrument store located in Newmarket, ON. We are a highly respected music store with a proven track record of 35 years. We sell guitars, drums, keyboards, amps and P.A. as well as offering a very good repair department, a large lesson department (over 800 students) and a rental department. We are known in the music industry for our exceptional customer service, the kindness and professionalism of our staff, our impressive inventory and our lesson program with dedicated, passionate teachers. We have valued relationships with each other, our customers, our suppliers and our community.

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The Ascendancy Group (TAG) is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business that values trust, respect, and high quality performance. Through our unparalleled network, we provide superior security and technical services in support of great missions globally. Passionate about everything we do in our ongoing support of our nation, one hundred percent of our government-focused teammates are former members of the Department of Defense, Federal Law Enforcement or the Intelligence Community. We offer like-minded individuals the opportunity to continue working in small teams on unique and challenging problem sets that further our nation's security.

The ASCENT ACADEMIES' TRUST is a primary/secondary education company based out of Portland Academy, Weymouth Road, Chapelgarth, United Kingdom.

Every year over 138,000 people are killed and another 500,000 permanently disabled by snakebites worldwide. Many of these tragic outcomes could be prevented with effective antivenom use, yet it is estimated that less than 5% of patients receive lifesaving antivenom treatment. In order to address this crisis, we have created the Asclepius Snakebite Foundation, an international non-profit organization led by many of the world experts in snakebite medicine. Our mission is to reverse the vicious cycle of tragic snakebite outcomes through a combination of innovative research, clinical medicine, and education-based public health initiatives. To accomplish this we employ a multidisciplinary, multi-pronged approach that addresses the issue of snakebite envenoming at all levels from rural villages to hospitals to government ministries and global health organizations. We send teams of clinicians, herpetologists, venom biochemists, public health researchers and educators into the field to address different pieces of the puzzle in a given area of operation. Our paramedics and physicians live and work alongside local healthcare providers to establish dedicated snakebite treatment centers, conduct training in the best practices for snakebite management, and provide them with the supplies and medications needed to save lives when a bite occurs. Our herpetologists and venom researchers survey the snake populations in areas we are working, capturing some of the most venomous snakes in the world and collecting venom samples to help identify gaps in existing treatments and identify targets for new treatments. We conduct clinical research to develop better means of caring for these patients in the field and public health studies to investigate attitudes towards snakebites, antivenom treatment, traditional healers, health seeking behaviors and other factors that contribute to treatment delays and poor outcomes for these patients. Finally, we help develop our initial snakebite centers into snakebite centers of excellence that can serve as regional referral centers for serious envenomations, conduct their own community outreach in local villages, and provide training to physicians and nurses from around the country in how to better manage these complex patients.  Everything we do is conducted alongside local partners to ensure that they are given the training, tools, and capabilities to become leaders in snakebite treatment for their communities and help them to develop and implement a chain of survival that reinforces positive outcomes and reduces the preventable death and disability that results from this neglected tropical disease. Help us lead the way as we fight to save the lives and limbs of snakebite patients around the world.