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  hallet wrote:

I2Y is a driving force in our generation for young adult cancer awareness. I am impressed with their high professional and ethical standards-- and their ability to hold large companies and organizations responsible. I2Y provides a much critical eye and... more »

  Rusty K. wrote:

Crossmen have years of bringing their own style and always a magnificent presentation to their long standing audience. As a young girl, I will never forget the first time I saw "Bones", I must have looked like a deer in the headlights . . . still to... more »

  lizzyinla wrote:

My son has played Cello with Elemental Strings this year in 5th Grade. He can't wait to go to rehearsal. He can't wait to go to performances. He wants me to come early to pick him up so that "I can hear how all of the different instruments come together"!... more »

  rlgranda wrote:

I have known of the organization from its inception. I have seen it grow from a dream to a life changing reality for thousands of children, their families and the communities they live in. There are many important reasons for supporting... more »

  Sarah W.1 wrote:

I am a flute teacher who moved to a new area. While I was waiting to pick up students I found Band of the Hills to play with. At first I was nervous that they would either play music that was too easy or too hard. But I have found the music challenging... more »

  nettums67 wrote:

During my tenure with the Hot Topic Foundation Board, I have had the opportunity to interact with Little Kids Rock on numerous occasions. Our Board has granted funds to Little Kids Rock since 2005 and partnered with them on numerous initiatives and events.... more »

  Linda144 wrote:

My hubby and I have volunteered at this event twice after attending 3 times. It is a wonderful organization dedicated to preserving an original American artform. The folks in charge are the daughter, son-in-law and widow of the founder and have done everything... more »

  Veronica M.4 wrote:

I join with the Spirit of Harmony as a volunteer to advocate for the moral imperative of music education for children at the earliest age possible and to keep the music programs alive in schools. We have done several instrument drives and the musical... more »

  rjl wrote:

I love music but as a student I didn't know what I wanted to do with it. By attending this great music camp I was exposed to writing music, playing music, professional musicians, the whole picture of the music world and all the opportunities that are... more »

  James194 wrote:

Give A Note Foundation helped provide my students with a fantastic musical experience when we were one of the winners of the 2016 Music In Our Schools - Music Inspires Tour competition. Because of the great generosity of this organization, my tiny school... more »

  phoenixvolunteer1999 wrote:

The Phoenix Boys Choir made a huge difference in the trajectory of my son's life. He learned discipline, character and leadership while a choir member and during his tour experiences gained an appreciation for many different cultures and perspectives.... more »

  hnakee wrote:

Musicbox foundation is indeed a GREAT non-profit! My children and I have had the pleasure of working with the foundation for over a year and they learned to play several instruments under the guidance of passionate and dedicated musicians. I would recommend... more »

  kristen1 wrote:

The Olathe Civic Band is a great organization that provides music in many different venues in our community. It is also an opportunity for people of all ages to come together and share their love of music. As a younger member I keep coming back because... more »

  Conner3141 wrote:

I started out with RMC as a camper at their summer camp for kids ages 4-12 about 3 years ago. I decided that I enjoyed playing piano (I had been playing for 8 years) but at the summer camp, my heart was always with playing guitar. I started taking guitar... more »

  chivafanmex wrote:

Being a part of Pacific Crest Drum and Bugle Corps was one of my best experiences in my life. The things I learned from Pacific Crest Drum and Bugle Corps are just simply priceless. In schools they teach you about books and history but in Drum Corps you... more »

  Susanne Lyons wrote:

This group has been providing wonderful music in Marin County since 1987. There are both adult and youth groups, and in addition to providing great musical training and a wonderful sense of camaraderie to the singers, the groups perform over 40 concerts... more »

  Frankie Holbrook wrote:

I've been a member of the New York City Labor Chorus since 1999. It's a wonderful organization that supports and promotes the labor movement through song. The Chorus has a myriad number of unions represented by its large chorus membership; a congenial... more »

  Ben Leavitt wrote:

This top-notch wind symphony is filled with outstanding performers and rises above the rest. With many members involved in music education, the entire group is not only devoted to presenting phenomenal performances for any audience, but is also active... more »

  lav wrote:

My 2-year old daughter takes Music Together classes each week and loves the program. It's a great way for her to sing, dance, play instruments, and interact with other toddlers. After seeing her grow in this program, I became a donor to PakMusic's annual... more »

  catherine3 wrote:

I have worked with the Heifetz International Music Institute as a consultant for four years. The Institute's fundamental philosophy is to train young musicians to be communicative artists by combining high quality musical instruction with classes in... more »

  Desiree O. wrote:

LSYC isn't just a choir, it is a community. The ways that my daughter is growing and learning as a part of LSYC are priceless and beyond calculation. She is stronger, braver, more confident and more musically accomplished than I ever thought she could... more »

  freewolf wrote:

Bands for Lands is an organization really making a difference in communities across the Front Range in Colorado. Not only are they using music and the creative arts to raise funding and awareness on eco-social causes they in turn are supporting music... more »

  elizabeth1 wrote:

RCB is unique and amazing. How refreshing to have an LGBT and Ally organization that is based on such an accessible thing as music. RCB is truly inclusive from its transgender members to their invaluable allies from 18-year-old's to senior citizens. Anyone... more »

  CFreedberg wrote:

Plugged In Band Program provides a nurturing and loving environment for all students. There is no judgment and no competition. It’s an all time favorite for students with all needs and abilities. more »

  derbink wrote:

A gem of Westchester....I believe that if more people knew of this talented group they would need a larger venue. I can't remember how I discovered them but I'm sure glad I did! more »