Giving Tuesday 2026: Together, We Create

The Performing Arts Association of Saint Joseph is a non-profit corporation formed in 1979 to strengthen the performing arts in St. Joseph and support the development of the Missouri Theater into a regional center for the performing arts.

Allied Arts Council connects people, organizations, and ideas to strengthen the role of the arts in Northwest Missouri. Through partnerships, advocacy, and community-driven leadership, we support a thriving creative culture— one that is visible, valued, and vital to the identity of our region.

The AKMA serves as a nationally-accredited museum dedicated to arts education and promoting emerging artists in the four-state region (northwest Missouri, northeast Kansas, southeast Nebraska, and southwest Iowa). Visitors in 2021 were from 11 states and multiple countries, and members live in 13 states across the nation.

Creative Arts Productions is a theatre arts organization that strives to inspire and educate local youth by providing opportunities to share talents, explore new skills, and develop a lifelong appreciation of the arts.

The Junior League of St. Joseph is a 501 (c) 3 not-for-profit organization founded in 1921 by Mrs. L. Robert Forgrave and 100 other young women ready to serve in improving our community. To this day, our members have remained committed to the original mission of our founders, which is to promote volunteerism, develop the potential of women, and improve the community through the effective action and leadership of training volunteers.

Robidoux Resident Theatre engages, inspires, entertains and challenges our community through quality theatrical and artistic productions while providing a stage for artists to perform and cultivate their artistic expression. We provide life-long educational programming, ensuring the long-term viability for community theatre in Northwest Missouri.

RiverSong, of Sweet Adelines International, is a fellowship of women singers committed to personal and
musical growth through ongoing education and performance.

Established in 1894, what began as a women's literary club is now a social and educational women's organization dedicated to promote science, literature, and education among its members and the community at large.

The Saint Joseph Symphony is committed to providing the best possible symphonic music by professional musicians for the people of St. Joseph and the surrounding region. We play a leadership role in the arts community to foster a healthy cultural climate and make our region an attractive area in which to live. We provide musical opportunities to educate and motivate area residents of all ages to actively participate in music as a musician or concert-goer. We encourage volunteerism and broad-based financial support to involve the widest possible audience in the creation and enjoyment of symphonic music.

Donations to the St. Joseph Museums do far more than keep our doors open—they keep our history alive. Every contribution helps preserve priceless artifacts, support hands‑on education for learners of all ages, and ensure that the diverse stories of St. Joseph are shared with honesty, care, and accessibility.

When you give, you become part of the story. Thank you for helping us protect and celebrate the heritage of St. Joseph for generations to come.

The mission of St. Joseph Community Chorus is to foster the enjoyment and appreciation of good choral music among its membership and the community at large by providing an organization of the highest musical caliber to present quality performances of choral literature.

SJYC is a Missouri / Federal 501(c)(3) educational non-profit dedicated to the promotion of advanced choral education experiences for exceptional singers in grades 2-12 in St. Joseph, Missouri, and surrounding communities.

All donations are tax-deductible!