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Arts Fort Worth is dedicated to fostering connections through the arts by uniting local creatives, arts organizations, and community leaders. With over 60 years of experience, the organization aims to enhance the vibrancy and support of the arts in Fort Worth, helping artists and art groups thrive. Through initiatives like the Fort Worth Public Art program and the annual Arts Forward summit, Arts Fort Worth promotes cultural enrichment and community engagement. The organization also advocates for equitable action in the arts and celebrates community leaders who contribute to making Fort Worth a welcoming place for creativity. Generated from the website

Kids Who Care, based in Fort Worth, TX, has been a vibrant community performing arts program for children, teens, and families since its inception in 1989. Founded by Lorie Diaz and supported by the William E. Scott Theatre, the organization has produced a wide array of original works, fostering creativity and collaboration among participants of all ages. As it approaches a new chapter in 2025, Kids Who Care celebrates the lasting friendships and artistic achievements formed over its 35-year history. The program emphasizes the importance of community, mentorship, and the belief in pursuing dreams, culminating in promises for future reunions and continued artistic endeavors. Generated from the website

Texas Nonprofit Theatres, Inc. is a Fort Worth-based organization dedicated to supporting and promoting the vibrant world of nonprofit theatre in Texas. With a rich history and a focus on fostering creativity and community engagement, they offer a wide range of programs, events, and resources for theatre enthusiasts of all ages. From their renowned TEXFest and South West Theatre Conference to their youth conferences and summer internships, Texas Nonprofit Theatres provides opportunities for artists, directors, playwrights, and theatre lovers to connect, learn, and showcase their talents. With a dedicated team led by Executive Director Dennis Yslas, they continue to play a vital role in the growth and development of the Texas theatre scene.Generated from the website