GALA Choruses leads the North American GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender) choral movement. We cultivate the artistic development of 10,000 singers from more than 190 choruses in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. We serve choruses small or large. Help is here whether you have 5 members or 250, a budget of $10,000 or $3 million.

The Choral Arts Foundation of the Upper Valley is a non-profit 501(c)(3) foundation committed to supporting the choral arts in the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. Founded in 1992 as the Handel Society Foundation of New Hampshire, the Choral Arts Foundation:

Founded in 1999-2000, the Central Massachusetts Choral Consortium is an association of choral organizations based throughout Central Massachusetts. Presently representing groups based in Worcester, Stow, Littleton, Acton, Northborough, Gardner, Westford and Harvard, with the singers coming from many more towns in central Massachusetts. The Consortium welcomes all area choral ensembles including those based in communities, churches, and colleges. Our purpose is to promote choral activities throughout the Central Massachusetts region through public awareness and performance.

Established in 1981, the Association of Connecticut Choruses (ACC) is a non-profit organization of community, festival, college/university, and church choirs, as well as individual singers, dedicated to promoting and encouraging choral music through workshops, summer sings, a lending library system of choral music and recordings, and joint concerts.

Membership in ACC is open to choruses as well as individuals and families. Membership benefits include:

The Greater Boston Choral Consortium is an association created to help choral organizations in the area develop and grow by sharing information and fostering cooperation. The Consortium promotes public awareness of these organizations and understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of choral music in all segments of the Greater Boston community.