Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

ARLIS/UK & Ireland: the Art Libraries Society is a professional organisation founded in 1969 for those concerned with the documentation of visual art. It has members subscribing mostly from the UK and Ireland, including librarians, archivists, curators and publishers.

General Scout activities for young people aged 6 to 18. This includes activities such as crafts, camps, hikes, and a number of other outdoor activities.

Evesham Arts Assoc. works to provide live amateur and professional arts events including concerts, musicals, drama, film, dance etc. We also hold exhibitions covering photography and art to encourage local talent.

For the public benefit, to advance education by the promotion and encouragement of the arts, including all forms of visual arts.

We provide opportunities for individuals and groups to create and experience arts and crafts. We believe that everyone benefits physically or mentally, either directly or indirectly from exposure to the arts in all its forms. These activities are carried out at our facility in Dewsbury or in the surrounding area.

The Scouting method is young people, in partnership with adults, enjoying and learning by doing; participating in varied and progessive activities; making choices for themselves; taking responsibility for their actions; working in groups; taking increasing responsibility for others; taking part in activities outdoors; sharing in prayer and workshop and finally making and living out their Promise.

To advance Hungarian arts (and crafts), Hungarian culture and heritage for the public benefit in particular in London by undertaking annual programmes of traditional music and dance, preserving Hungarian historical traditions through running and supporting festivals and country/folk dancing, promoting and supporting artists, craftsmen and craftsmanship (including beading, embroidery and carving);

Curriculum support tutoring in basic skills for key stages 1-5, principally though not exclusively for young people of BME heritage. Sourcing and providing apprenticeships and work experience to youths at risk of becoming NEET (between ages 16-24 years and up to 35 years for those with learning disabilities).Training in crafts production such as natural handmade soap and cosmetics, jewellery.

Torbay Recovery Information Project operates in the Torbay area.it provides a service to people in recovery from drug and alcohol addictions through the provision of support, advocacy and information. The group is peer led and provides a range of social and leisure activities that help promote and maintain recovery of individuals this includes darts, art and crafts and movie nights.

The provision of vocational training in the fine and applied arts and crafts to persons who are in financial need and the assistance in the establishment of such persons as craftsmen.

Friends of Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery support and assist Birmingham Museums Trust and promote their use and enjoyment by the public.

To promote the highest standards of craftsmanship, design and commercial practice among hand engraversTo encourage greater awareness of hand engraving among practitioners in other allied crafts; To educate the general public in the craft.Carried out through, though not exclusively:TRAINING, EDUCATION,SUPPORT and REPRESENTATION of the craft locally, nationally and internationally.

RBKares connects kindness and generosity in the Kingston community with vulnerable people and key-workers. We focus on providing support to NHS staff, care homes and other vulnerable groups eg: refugees and the homeless. We use the community's sewing and crafting skills to make items to support people in our community, run sewing workshops and wellbeing days empowering people to help themselves.

We aim to advance the public knowledge of Tolkien and the Inklings, as well as to advance education in the arts and crafts. In practice this means two main areas of activity. Online we hold fantasy writing courses, livestreams on Tolkien/Inkling subjects, and produce a weekly podcast Mythmakers. In-person we are establishing a centre for scholars/learners and hold educational courses in Oxford.

To serve as a centre point for elderly Spanish citizens in the United Kingdom & contribute to their welfare by offering services of social & cultural character through the following activities: Exercise, language & Literacy, Art & Crafts, Computer Skills classes. Daily activities to encourage social interaction: playing card games, dominoes, etc and the offer of general help and advice.

Provision of varied and high quality arts facilities by means of a Community Arts Centre, comprising a performance space, craft studio, Gallery and Cafe Bar, - Riverhouse - in Manor Road, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.

Marton Community Centre Group hire out rooms for many activities which benefit the surrounding area. Dancing, Bowling Clubs, Nursery & childrens activities, language and adult education classes, exercise classes, W.I., China Painting, Karate, Table Tennis, Youth Clubs and many others covering from babies to senior citizens. we also have fund raising events as everyone is voluntary.

Sustainable Sussex supports people who find accessing the workplace difficult through providing real-work experience and education on and around Sompting Estate. Our activities include gardening, building, carpentry, animal care, mindfulness, crafts and making value added products and selling them as part of our social enterprise Sussex Chilli Farm.

The charity holds an annual show to promote agricultural, horticultural, livestock breeding and arts and crafts for the benefit of the public.

A safe space for young people aged 11 - 18 in Pocklington, YPC is open Tuesday to Friday, 4pm - 8 pm. We respond to their needs with advice, training, and fun activities, promoting positive outcomes and helping them reach their potential. From crafts and cooking to sports, IT skills, and access to counselling, we offer a welcoming environment where young people can learn, grow, and thrive.

The charity gives women the opportunity of working together & to develop their education. Bursaries are given to attend Denman, the NFWI residential college where arts, crafts, sciences and home economics are taught. Weekly and monthly activities are enjoyed by members. Tai Chi, Country Dancing, Book Club, Drama are some of the activities in which we are involved.

Funding acquisitions and other projects as formally requested by the Whitworth Art Gallery, Providing services to members through communication, events, learning and volunteering opportunitiesBeing advocates for the Whitworth Art Gallery (its exhibitions, collections and supporting activities)Providing a series of activities connected with the Gallery for the benefit of the general public.

In addition to a monthy meeting which includes a guest speaker, and monthly coffee mornings we organise around 30 different study/interest groups who meet once or twice a month to pursue their chosen subject. These include Languages, History, Literature, Arts, Crafts, Geneaology, Discussion, Play Reading, Poetry, Creative Writing, Bowls, Line Dancing, Digital Photography, Walking and many others.

The declared objectives of the Society are to promote science and art through photography and in particular:1. To arrange lectures and demonstrations2. To promote and sponsor competitions and exhibitions3. To maintain a permanent collection of the outstanding work of members

1) To promote and advance the arts in all its forms inparticular but not exclusively by:a) Promoting and exhibiting works of artistic excellenceb) Providing gallery space and other facilities to enable thepublic to engage with the arts and the public display of artwork.2) To advance the education of the public in the arts and craftsin particular but not exclusively by the provision of