ART CENTERS
ART MUSEUMS, and NON-PROFIT ART ORGANIZATIONS

Listing of art centers, art museums and non-profit art organizations listed by state. Museums and non-profit art centers and rely heavily on community support and individual memberships. They're valuable assets to a healthy art community. Please consider joining and supporting your local non-profit art organizations or favorite national ones. Membership benefits are worth it, so join one or two today.
Your support at any level does make a difference to the art community.

Non-profit art centers frequently provide exhibition space for new or cutting edge contemporary art. Besides the visual arts, many art centers provide facilities for music, performance art and other arts,
as well as art education. Government agencies and other non-profit art groups are also listed here.

http://art-collecting.com/artcenters.htm

Art-Support

Nonprofit Art Organizations & Art Centers

http://art-support.com/nonprofits.htm

Great Site. Has a full list of non profit and free art centers in every state.
Link for Pennsylvania: http://art-support.com/nonprofits2.htm#PA

Art Education Research

So how do they fund their program?
And I had no idea what an amazing and extensive program they have. Collaboration with them, when a more cohesive program is set up would be very beneficial.

I found a link were you can donate to the sight and I also emailed the head of the Art Education Program's at Mural Arts and asked her a few questions about how they got started and how they were funded etc.. so we'll see if I get an email back. 

http://www.muralarts.org/getinvolved/gift.php

Art Education Research

The Mural Arts Program of Philadelphia

In Philadelphia opportunities for young people to participate in the arts have steadily diminished in recent years. Renewed focus on core curriculum, the pressures of high-stakes testing, and other funding priorities have left arts programs in public schools vulnerable. As a result, hundreds of schools in Philadelphia have no full-time art teacher and many of Philadelphia's youth are without positive and structured after-school activities.

The Mural Arts Program is filling this void through a variety of targeted art education programs including Big Picture, Mural Corps and ArtWorks!. These programs not only teach mural-making and other fundamental art skills, but inspire students to become artists, organizers, and leaders in their communities. Through these programs, we serve close to 2,000 youth at over 50 neighborhood sites in Philadelphia.

http://www.muralarts.org/whatwedo/arted/