Find Music Nonprofits and Charities

  Rhona R. wrote:

Midwest Young Artists is an organization that provides excellent adjunct programming for students studying music that require additional stimulation not provided in their school situation. Students meet weekly with dedicated faculty who are committed... more »

  100741 wrote:

I learned of the MusicLink Foundation at a music EXPO put on by Schmitt Music, in the Minneapolis area. For several years I had wanted to try to teach piano lessons to children from homes who could not afford lessons. But I knew that most did not have... more »

  tedspence wrote:

The OC Women's Chorus brings wonderful music to communities all around the Orange County area. Their concerts are a mixture of well known classical performances alongside commissioned compositions from modern musicians. After being dazzled by a number... more »

  thereddaisy wrote:

The Levitt Pavilion in Arlington is such a gem in our city - a beautiful stage, great performers, friendly staff/volunteers, adequately staffed, clean, restrooms available, laid back atmosphere, great parking, LOVE LOVE LOVE going to concerts here! I... more »

  parent wrote:

Education Through Music "provides" music teachers at a school my child attends in the Bronx. At first, I thought it would be a wonderful program and was excited about opportunities afforded to my child. However, as more details about their teachers... more »

  fionachatwin wrote:

Villa Musica is a community music school dedicated to quality music education for all who seek it regarding of their ability to pay. Their artist/teachers are exceptional and dedicate themselves to their craft and the education of emerging musicians both... more »

  NPRfan wrote:

Another newspaper in Arizona closed this week. Thank goodness we have Public Radio (KJZZ and KBAQ locally) to give us intelligent and balanced news and information. Most people do not know that 90% of public radio's support comes from public donations.... more »

  Tony12 wrote:

I am the very proud father of an up and coming young bass player. When we first came to the Musical Arts Institute, we had no ideal who Micheal Manson was, much less his expertise and status within the music world. We now know just how gracious God... more »

  nkfh wrote:

The opera house is a great venue to enjoy so many different kinds of entertainment - from George Winston to Richie Havens. And the acoustics are fabulous! 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 »

  annmarie1 wrote:

I have had the fortunate opportunity to attend several performances given by the Children's Orchestra Society in various NYC venues, including Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center. These young students are simply amazing! The COS performances... more »

  daphne0316 wrote:

My daughter was in the hospital waiting for a heart transplant when I cam across this foundation. They do not give away money or help with shelter, instead they offer something a bit more personal to each patient. I filled in the information about my... more »

  Ibondguy wrote:

What a wonderful charity! My wife and I have been involved with KTBA for just a year now, and we cannot say enough great things about this charity & its founder Joe Bonamassa! We strongly believe in music education and have seen the difference... more »

  Bruce24 wrote:

This is a polished, professional, fun and highly successful non-profit that promotes the celtic culture and arts through numerous events. All monies raised are spent effectively and efficiently towards this end. The Foundation boasts a large and active... more »

  Lisajean wrote:

Many times we consider supporting a cause and never know for sure if it will make a difference. I am writing to tell you that Girls Rock! DC, helped change my little girl’s life. Katie was a happy, friendly and creative little girl until about... 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 »

  studio333 wrote:

I have been involved with JLMS for over 10 years providing consultation and experiencing the growth of this organization as they serve the youth in the Los Angeles and Inglewood communities. From personal piano lessons, to restoring music in the schools,... more »

  Andrea V.1 wrote:

I have been working as the vocal coach and music director at JDP for a little over a year now and I can say with a full heart that I have found my second family here at JDP. JDP is a community where everyone feels welcome no matter where you come... more »

  Happy L. wrote:

Special Angel gives more than just "a voice" to the silent majority of youth-at-risk in the United States. This band of angels gives "a singing voice" to these youths, and helps them on their road to recovery and regaining lost innocence. Everyone... more »

  lrobertson0207 wrote:

Charity music provides excellent services to upcoming muscians, established musician and others who are begining. They have helped several people including practicing student receive expensive instruments they could not afford otherwise. The experience... more »

  guitarsnotguns wrote:

Hello, my name is Hannah Blanco, and I am a former student of Guitars Not Guns. I reached level B2, until the program was not available anymore. Because of that, I continued to learn guitar on my own. Now, I would like to possibly volunteer for GnG and... more »

  Brandon S.1 wrote:

As a recovering alcoholic of just over 5 years, and a Bad Religion fan for 23 years, I wanted to check out this show to listen to BR bassist Jay Bentley tell his story. My girlfriend, who is also a recovering alcoholic joined me. We enjoyed it so much,... more »

  Freda1981 wrote:

Best Musical experience of my life! Made me feel great and wanting more! It also proved once again that Cancer WON'T win! We can feel great about ourselves and our lives in spite of Cancer! Yeah! Thank You PLAY MUSIC ENJOY LIFE! 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 »

  Harold wrote:

Since launching the Foundation to Assist Young Musicians (FAYM) in December 2007, the public's response has been overwhelmingly positive. FAYM has been able to help young musicians through scholarship assistance, mentoring, and professional career advancement... more »

  TiffanyDG wrote:

Our kids have been in Kindermusik classes for 6+ years and it has been an amazing experience! The instructors are phenomenal and our kids have always looked forward to their classes. Miss Betsy is a true leader and we have always been impressed with her... more »

  eriddle wrote:

The Vermont Mozart Festival is a tremendous asset to the Vermont community. Attending one of their concerts is an amazing opportunity to hear world class musicians playing world class music...while sitting on a picnic blanket, drinking a glass of wine.... more »

  Tiffany Heck wrote:

A professional organization that is a HUGE asset to Southwest Florida. Not only do they bring first class music to the area, but also support the educational efforts in a state that has limited to no funding of the arts in schools. more »

  hscott wrote:

The amazingly talented group of young people sing, dance and have comedic acting skills far beyond many professional adults. I have experienced their performances on more than one occassion and have been brought to tears and laughed out loud. Their... 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 »

  efrierson wrote:

I have been associated with this nonprofit organization since 2010. I originally became a volunteer because, at the time, I was the ED for a grassroots nonprofit and understood the need for good volunteers. After becoming involved as a volunteer and... more »

  aryakeyvan wrote:

Enjoy all the videos and masterclasses this past year. Keep it up! more »

  earl1 wrote:

MFM is a truly amazing organization. Not only does this organization allow children to gain an understanding of music that they would not otherwise have, they also do so with an unbelievably low budget. For over 20 years, this organization has relied... more »

  JT Fan wrote:

Our family has been touched by a number of different facets of CSMA. Initially, my husband wanted to find a couple of musicians to play in a trio. He contacted CSMA and was placed with two others and a teacher. From that beginning, our two children... more »

  Orchmom wrote:

My children are members of the Scottsdale Youth Orchestra. With reduced funding for the arts in the public school system, Scottsdale Musical Arts fulfills an ever-growing need within our community for musical education all the way through 12th grade.... more »

  Junkman wrote:

With the tough economic times and the traditional American approach to forgetting the arts when times are tough, its more important than ever for the small, experimental operations such as Companion Star to be doing the work they do. The generation... more »

  wendy15 wrote:

I joined the San Diego Childrens Choir when I was in third grade, and I loved it so much that I stuck with it until I graduated high school 10 years later. The choir was a great experience for me, I learned how to sing, but also how to blend with others,... more »

  Sarah270 wrote:

I LOVE The Boiler Room! I have hung out there with my son and friends more than a few times:) They have great coffee (Sunrise roasters...local :) and the kids and staff are amazing. They teach practical skills to local teens and give them a safe environment... more »

  putnee wrote:

I have been hired by Pickleberry Pie to sing to children on the pediatric floor of our local hospital and at a public school classroom that teaches disabled kids. This is a wonderful service that brightens lives of children. more »

  Elizabeth64 wrote:

The Traveling Guitar Foundation is an amazing program. It brings music to the schools in a way that is unique and amazing. The concept and the delivery is amazing. Arts and music are being cut from programs. Music is something we must keep in the schools.... more »

  josh5674 wrote:

I started with Moove and Groove a little over a year ago. I was nervous at first because it was such a big class but everyone was so warm and welcoming that is was clear this was a family. Tami has done a great job of creating a program that strengths... 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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

This is an incredible organization! Great plays, musicals, plus an art studio and a bunch of educational programs—including ones for kids with autism and other special needs. more »

  Andres J. wrote:

I am an Innovation management practioner and as such I deal with a myriad of issues sorrounding human creativity, ideation, design, intersectional thinking. In dealing with this issues, it has become evident to me that we need more exposure to the arts;... more »

  julesathenson wrote:

Center Stage is Awesome, the productions they put on are always so much fun, it is amazing to see how many talented people there are in this community. Always a Pleasure!!! more »

  iain-hunter wrote:

Imagine sitting in the charming barn of a former dairy farm in the Catskills reveling in the sheer magic of a wonderful repertoire of classical music. Attending a concert hosted by Honest Brook Music Festival is every bit as halcyon as you might dare... more »

  Tessa27 wrote:

I support the USVAA, and the talented powerful voices of these veterans. This is an important organization, and it has been my privilege to attend many of their productions and events. Make no mistake; this program changes lives. It brings support,... 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 »

  Trishbarrios wrote:

My daughter Sarah Barrios has been involved with Pavoh.org for the past year and it is an AMAZING organization helping young musicians have an opportunity to share their music. The folks running Pavoh.org truly care about the kids & understand how difficult... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am very glad to work with this foundation and am excited to see the instrument donation program taking off! No kid should be denied an opportunity at a chance to excel in life through band just because their family cannot afford an instrument. TGOM... 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 »

  Matt wrote:

Table Grace Ministries makes a huge difference in the lives of single parents. TGM provides a Personal Chef Service to Single, working parents so they have more time and energy to spend with their children. TGM uses music as a vehicle to communicate... more »

  Heather K.2 wrote:

I can not say enough about this program. It makes dance affordable for any one and lets every child feel like there is nothing he or she can not achieve. My daughter started with the program in late March and she has already grown by leaps and bounds.... more »

  Roger37 wrote:

The first retreat I attended was with my family at Boulder Crest Retreat in May, 2015. Honestly, I was very nervous and my family had to do a lot of convincing to get me to attend this family-oriented retreat, as I am not one to share my experiences... more »

  Sagittarius wrote:

The Children's Music Foundation is an organization committed to the education of young students through music. The program is well developed and, most importantly, FUN for the kids in the classroom. The "First Note" program uses music... more »

  karin16 wrote:

My experience: I know, from my heart, music touches one profoundly - I've loved my teachers of music, what they taught the expression it gave me. My parents for their love of all music, - from Glenn Miller, the Big Bands - my brothers leading me... more »

  sidtagore wrote:

Ars Lyrica fills a unique niche by engaging the audience in Houston with the Music of the 17-18th century. It has bloomed to a string thriving organization since its inception in 1998. It enriches the youth of the city with its educational programs... more »

  Triangle Gay Men's Chorus wrote:

December 13, 2008, Raleigh, NC: The sound of choristers gently wafted above us from the rear of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Hall — a warm welcome on a cold wintry night. The Triangle Gay Men’s Chorus, directed by John-Phillip Mullinax,... 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 »

  mobileUser674940 wrote:

They are great at getting instruments out. I just wish they could make an even BIGGER impact! more »

  Lajja M. wrote:

One of the most rewarding experiences is tutoring the choristers at Young Voices of Austin. I’ve loved watching these kids grow over the past two years, helping them with their school work as well as various other concert projects and galas. These are... 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 »

  jessica5 wrote:

In addition to always having strong performances, the material they choose is enlightening, progressive, and unique. They are among the top 3 theatre companies I look at when choosing a performance to attend. more »

  miss_camera wrote:

Every event I've attended has been managed perfectly and has been very entertaining. You can tell Sincop8ed Noize cares about the artists they promote and that they have their best interests at heart. Their events are well structured and complete. 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 »

  ajrh wrote:

i attended this music camp for six years and it was a profoundly transformative experience. i'm grateful every day for the hard work adn dedication of the teaachers and that i got to learn at a young age what it feels like to live in a world where art,... more »

  Lance M.1 wrote:

Making Music Matter For Kids Inc. Giving low income and disadvantaged children opportunities to make charitable contributions to their communities through the gift of music. more »

  mgunter211 wrote:

Pianos for Peace is one of my very favorite nonprofit organizations to partner with Sharon Forks Library. Having a donated piano for our local high school National Art Honor Society students paint and present to the community to play brings many people... more »

  joangoddard wrote:

InConcert Sierra - I have been involved with this organization for 20 years and cannot sing enough praises for it! InConcert brings fabulous and famous classical musicians to this community on third Sundays and In my time has grown the audience numbers... more »

  lkent wrote:

The vocal training and performance opportunities offered are outstanding. This is an excellent way to give children experiences that will improve their singing and make them comfortable with performing. 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 »

  mysterymom wrote:

Wonderful music, terrific singers, creative direction. This is a "ya'll come" community chorus that seeks to break down racial barriers in our community. The singers are very movitated - they come ready to work HARD to make beautiful music. more »

  steve5 wrote:

WDNA has been an oasis of musical culture in Miami for many years. I tune in whenever I can to hear music that I would never find anywhere else. Although their terrestrial signal was not always as strong as I wanted - for instance, if I am in my car in... 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 »

  LmWay wrote:

Our children grew up in the CBA's youth programs and music camp at the annual Father's Day Festival held in Grass Valley, CA. The kids academy has music instruction and introduces the joy of playing and performing music with other youth by simply doing... more »

  Writer wrote:

On Saturday, July 16, 2016, A rainy day in the hills of Akropong, Ghana became one the brightest days in my life. The MusicXChange team arrived at the Akropong School for the Blind in the early afternoon. We quickly set up an array of microphones and... more »

  parkingviolation wrote:

I've volunteered with Sing for Hope many times and I am always blown away by the experience!! From singing for for patients in Hospitals, to working with NYC kids... the way I feel when I've volunteered is so great and empowered. more »

  drethedreamer wrote:

The Institute is professional and well organized. We have partnered with 2 of their artists to enrich children both artistically and educationally. The artists connected well with the diverse kids, and handled all issues with ease and experience. When... more »

  kelley2010 wrote:

Music in the Schools is a great organization. In addition to many community music programs, they fulfill their mission of supporting music (arts) education through scholarships for area high school students. Having worked wtih them in the past -- U.S.... more »

  jbsmith wrote:

Songfarm is a non profit that we can truly get behind. They bring the gift of music to those who may not otherwise have a real opportunity to pursue it. Music is very powerful. It can make such a big impact on a persons life. Providing the resources... more »

  musician12858 wrote:

This band is excellent, fun, and enthusiastic! I have been a proud member since 1986 and find the people and the music wonderful. more »

  sean.fitzpatrick.ct wrote:

Tenet is a treasure--having had an impact on the vitality of the New York Early Music scene far beyond its years. Artistic Director Jolle Greenleaf's peerless vocal talents are complemented by an entrepreneurial energy that has catalyzed such wonderful... more »

  mviolindowns wrote:

A fantastic youth orchestra with excellent conductors and musicians. more »

  caplan-paula-luria wrote:

The Bronx Arts Ensemble brings the joy of creative expression to schoolchildren through its Arts-in-Education program. To appreciate BAE’s success, one has only to attend the Festival of the Arts (last held on June 9, 2010 at Lehman College). ... more »

  TinaW wrote:

What a great group of very talented young people. 45 years strong and growing stronger. A crowd pleaser to say the least. Representing Wisconsin's talented youth across our beautiful state gives a sense of pride and hope for our communities.... more »

  Greg72 wrote:

4th Wall Theatre is one of those companies where you absolutely feel you are working on something truly special...no matter the project. I started with them as an actor and knew I wanted to be more involved. I was honored to have served as a former artistic... more »

  akassouf wrote:

MFAC is a great organization really making a difference in the lives of children. First hand they organize events and pay for Music Therapists salaries in children's hospital throughout Orange and Los Angeles Counties. They really are an organization... more »

  TBins wrote:

My daughter and I have been involved with Giving Songs for the past several years. This small, all-volunteer grassroots nonprofit was founded by a mom and dad after their son was born nine years ago with profound disabilities. Instead of being swallowed... more »

  blaisd wrote:

San Francisco Contempporary Music Players has provided 49 years of exciting new musicand educational events in and around San Francisco Bay area. The players, conductors and programming are consistently of highest professional level, delivering wonderful... more »

  apey2f wrote:

Genuinely passionate and caring about their field of work and helping communities. An inspiration to everyone they meet. So gratifying to work with a non-profit that truly plays a role in the improvement of the welfare of our towns, children, and communities.... more »

  Ravenhum wrote:

This is a valuable organization in the greater Seattle community, because it serves people at all levels of music skill, from beginner to advanced. There are ensembles and individual instruction. The Womens Chorale, of which I'm a part, has an excellent... more »

  Joan C. wrote:

In 2007, I founded this organization to promote women musicians, globally. Since then, we have recruited 135 members, 60 are musicians, 24 are men and 6 are students. We have completed many grant-funded projects with women, men, students and seniors.... more »

  Writer wrote:

ICP came to present an event to Juilliard Evening Division piano students and it was a great success! The students had a wonderful experience learning from these top-notch musicians and educators. I would definitely recommend this group. more »

  celeste-yeager wrote:

The Fine Arts Chamber Players is an outstanding organizaiton that brings FREE professionally played classical music to the Dallas community and provides FREE exucational outreach programs to children in the community. I am especailly fond of our eduactional... more »

  barbara7 wrote:

As presenters of the Miami International Piano Festival, this organization brings some of the finest artists performing in the world today to South Florida. Unlike other presenters, this organization goes above and beyond to nurture, encourage and guide... more »

  valjva wrote:

My first exposure to the Fairfax Choral Society was my son's beginning participation in January of 2008. Immediately, I was so appreciative of the opportunities he had due to his involvement. He loved to sing, and he was not only able to learn great... more »

  terence91 wrote:

My company edm8ker worked with NHL to build lesson packages that feature its Hyperscore software. Using the software as well as lesson packages that our company designed, students from a nonprofit afterschool program in Somerville MA were able to compose... more »

  kmo041413 wrote:

My daughter is going into her third year with the Girlchoir and she and I both couldn't be happier! She has made some lifelong friends through the choir and the community/family feeling with the other members has been invaluable. She has grown quite a... more »

  EarlyMusicFan wrote:

This unique, wonderful performing group presents memorable but neglected music written by and for women. Fans of early music will find lots to love in their programming, while they also perform selections from all genres, including music by contemporary... more »

  jbenton3 wrote:

BBBay is probably the greatest "hidden" treasure on the SF Peninsula. Great shows, wonderful productions with full costumes, staging and orchestra; reasonably priced. We do four shows a season. While admitting some bias, I have never had a guest with... more »

  Writer wrote:

This summer I enrolled my son's Joshua, 9 and Johnny, 8 in to there Summer Camp Program. My son's are often misunderstood by teachers and other program staff because I feel that sometimes they don't take the time out to listen to them when their upset... more »

  familyiseverything wrote:

Relentless Academy exceeded our families expectations. The program introduced our kids to multiple experiences they had never experienced before. Specifically, my kids enjoyed coding, gardening, and entrepreneurship enrichment activities. In addition... more »

  Desideratum wrote:

"Desideratum is the most beautiful piece of music I've ever heard! Nothing else I've encountered sounds so heavenly and saturated with true worship. You can just sense the Spirit moving through each note." - Amit Merchant more »

  Brian K. wrote:

CMC is a model organization serving a diverse community opening its doors on a siding scale to anyone of any age or income who desires music lessons. CMC teaches a vast array of every imaginable instrument and recently celebrated its... more »

  marciakle wrote:

The Society performs first rate classical music concerts on four Sunday afternoons free of charge in Yonkers New York. These concerts are open to the general public. The conductorintoduces some pieaces in each performance with interesting anecdotes about... more »

  Writer wrote:

Historic Building, diverse programming, multiple venues with experienced staff. A national treasure! more »

  lawrence wrote:

Every time I open their link on Face book and see these kids leaning into their music my heart goes out to them , their teachers and the future. more »

  Tracee P. wrote:

Da Capo VA has proven to be an amazing musical opportunity! I love that we offer an inclusive model that takes all comers. We take what we get and create excellence. Students are charged to lead others toward music making and personal fulfillment through... more »

  klf1 wrote:

It is a joy to be director of a group of excellent singers who are fully committed to their task of promoting and preserving great sacred choral music in the church. Even after presenting over 100 concerts in area church, schools, and retirement centers,... more »

  nikki.johnson88 wrote:

Arts unlimited southwest is an excellent place! I began taking my daughter there at 11 months old for storybook and song and then continued her in music together. The music teacher Ms. Brice is amazing and is so great with the children. You can tell she... more »

  Penny A. wrote:

Working with the El Segundo Concert Band has been one of the most rewarding experiences I've had in a long time. The dedication of the entire organization to ensure that instrumental music remains in our schools is unwavering. Our students are privileged... more »

  jsteed1 wrote:

Opus 118 is an amazing organization that transforms the lives of New York City students through quality, accesible music education. Opus 118 serves children who might otherwise lack the opportunity or support to participate in music through free in-school... more »

  JenniferHT wrote:

Located just west of downtown, I consider the Merit School of Music to be an absolute gem when it comes to music schools in Chicago. My family knew we were a part of something special when we first walked through Merit’s doors. We immediately felt... more »

  mmkstl wrote:

Magic Mirror, a CD for patients going through chemotherapy to promote healing is fabulous. This is possible due to Amy Camie and the Scientific Arts Foundation. We have had great feedback from our patients abou this CD. Please recognize the fine work... more »

  vmeewes wrote:

I am the volunteer coordinator at Helping Hand Home for Children... so though I am not technically a "client served," I do represent the clients served by Kids in a New Groove-- kids in the foster care system who are currently living at HHH, which is... more »

  Writer wrote:

The organization is very innovative and the events are great. Thank you for what you do to classical music in South Florida! more »

  sierra2 wrote:

Sound Art and it's hard working board members and volunteers are a powerful force, changing lives one note at a time. Sound Art brings music education to underfunded schools, after-school programs, and community centers. The power of music on the adolescent... more »

  robert3 wrote:

I have had the opportunity to perform many times with AOP. I was involved in 3 pieces: Heart of Darkness, The Summer King, and The Trickster and the Troll. In each of these instances, I found the process to be rewarding and the staff to be singularly... more »

  ata wrote:

The quality of music education at Apple Tree Arts is impressive, and I feel so lucky to have been able to have my children gain confidence, develop socialization skills, learn about music...and have tons of fun! I also believe that the things they... more »

  ddp wrote:

When I first became interested in COP it was just thinking about building new cabins, restoring the Cal Poly cabin, having concerts in the dirt to raise money and struggling with everything from Board members, financing, bathrooms, water, sewer and figuring... more »

  JennyRa889 wrote:

I think that this organization is a fraud. I am a singer that submitted an application to this organization. There was a very hefty fee associated with it, as well. I spent a long time putting things together...creating sound clips, placing those on... more »

  Childmend wrote:

Trumpets4kids is a wonderful vehicle for kids to show their talent through music. The agency not only provides instruments for the students but also helps them showcase their gift. Vernetta Kinnard more »

  RobertHarker wrote:

Women's Audio Mission or WAM is working to make the professional recording and sound engineering profession more women friendly. They are breaking down the barriers in the male dominated sound profession by empowering women with knowledge and skills. Their... more »

  kissthis161 wrote:

Music for Hope is one of the most addictive non profit organizations that I have had the distinct pleasure of working with on a notable cause. I have seen first hand how these kids transform their thinking, attitude and passion to succeed. Children... more »

  christinekwak wrote:

I first entered the Crowden School as a fourth grader in the fall of 2001. I had played piano but needed to switch to a string instrument because the program for piano studies had not yet been established. But being a beginner in violin did not make me... more »

  Anne wrote:

We just returned from attending one of La Senora's arranged events with Collaborative organizations. It was, as usual, superb. Through out relationship with La Senora we have been introduced to some very high quality, limited access events in museums... more »

  Doniell M. wrote:

I am so proud invest in this organization because it's one of a kind! It's truly an investment in our future. Both of my children have been associated with this organization for a number of years. I find it refreshing that both my 17 year old daughter... more »

  jchekares wrote:

My daughter has been a part of the dance, voice, and musical theater programs for 15 years. The teachers instilled a sense of confidence in her that other endeavors did not. The staff pushes the students to strive for their best, and the energy of the... more »

  luz255 wrote:

I enjoy singing with Schola because our Director Greg Wait is outstanding as a director, and as an interpreter of all of the music which we perform. Our singers are selected for their fine voices and fine musical ability. Presently, we are preparing... more »

  jdmalek wrote:

The Harmony Project is an after school program that gives students in underserved areas of Los Angeles access to instrumental music education. Our goal is to build community through music, while giving kids the social skills they need to succeed. The... more »

  Theo wrote:

I have been involved with PianoForte Foundation since its inception six years ago. The quality of the programming always surpasses my expectations. From classical piano, to jazz and to boogie woogie, the experience is always great. It's great to hear... more »

  Laysu P. wrote:

It has been an amazing experience being a part of this non-profit organization. I am part of the medical team and it is my pleasure to help out other individuals. I will continue to volunteer and help out as much as I can. I am very proud to be a part... more »

  Sarapjaffe wrote:

I love signature's dynamic, inventive and intimate productions! more »

  ruth wrote:

I have been on the DCMF Board for a year and have experienced first hand just how involved all the board members are in the organization. Our Creataive Music Director, Barbara Govatos, outdoes herself every year with putting together unique blends of... more »

  NGaliani wrote:

I attended the Navidad Latina program on December 20, 2012 at the MFA and was simply blown away by the artistry of the performers. The dancers, the singers, the audience interaction were such that many of us got and dance on stage. Being from South America... more »

  Veronica41 wrote:

In our lives there are indispensable opportunities that are treasured moments. Non-profit charitable giving is always a gesture of good-will that I welcome in my life. The significance of sharing my personal and professional expertise are limitless and... more »

  Sean O. wrote:

Ear Candy Charity has such a fantastic goal of keeping music in our under-funded public school system programs. The founder, Nate Anderson, works tirelessly to gather musical instruments and funding to run this charity and is a truly fantastic person.... more »

  davemh333 wrote:

One of the few organizations in the country that is dedicated to the creation and performance of new music. Their programing is challenging but always down-to-earth. They do wonderful programming in collaboration with all sorts of other arts in Houston. more »

  Harriet6 wrote:

I throughly enjoy Choral Society concerts! Their choices of music are great, and they perform with beautiful harmony, crisp, clean pronunciations, and superb musicality! Also, it's obvious that they really enjoying singing! That really does make a... more »

  Writer wrote:

I must first admit my bias as Executive Director and Founder of AMPED. With that said let me tell you that at AMPED we lead with our heart. We strongly believe in the quote, “No one cares what you know until they know that you care.” more »

  JannaChristensen wrote:

I love this venue. I have been attending events here for years! The provide excellent customer service from the time I buy my ticket to the time the show is over. They are celebrating their 80th year in business and the city of Fresno, CA has put them... more »

  Artssupporter wrote:

This orchestra is a shell of its former self. Michael Christie is a terrible conductor. He is oblivious to the intonation problems, wrong notes, dynamics, balance etc. He is an embarrassment to our community. Phoenix is the fifth largest city in the nation... more »

  Ms. Santana wrote:

Our work with Disabled students shows the impact Dance can have on a student's life! a few quotes:::: The Assistant Principal told us a story about a student: “Marco, who just used to wander the halls all day and cause trouble…... more »

  alisa hites wrote:

After having stumbled upon a Fundraising Concert for Mariposa's Art, at the old "Java House" downtown, I applied for an art teaching position at Mariposa's Art. Mariposa's Art is local Not-for-profit here in Santa Cruz which had a position open working... more »

  changhud wrote:

I am Bella, from Sing with Bella YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com/singwithbella) I love to sing Nursery Rhymes and Kids' Songs. I have been greatly inspired by the Docent and Kids Choir programs offered by the nonprofit Music For Minors II since... more »

  tristanlemons wrote:

Artist Mentorship Program is one of those amazing programs where, after you hear the mission statement, you think, "BRILLIANT!". Homeless youth are in situations that can be very complicated and often need guidance, support and information. AMP allows... more »

  Writer wrote:

Lynx Project is more than a concert series or musical troupe. This is an important social organization working to give a voice to everyone, through the means of excellent high art. To Lynx Project, art song is more than music - it is a vessel through... more »

  nancyss wrote:

The Stockton Symphony has been part of my life since 1973 when we attended our first concert as newcomers to the town. I started with the Symphony League as a way to meet people in a new town and believe me it worked! I was League presient and then became... more »

  Maxwell C. wrote:

I was a member of the Sacramento Youth Symphony's Premier Orchestra for four years. Over the course of my tenure with the Orchestra, my life was enriched in so many ways that enumerating them all would be impossible. I cultivated my musical ability by... more »

  sailek wrote:

One of the most relevant and successful efforts in the nation to increase the presence and knowledge of the contributions of classical musicians of African descent. The bi-annual concert season is a "must hear." The Gateways Music Festival has a powerful... more »

  GranJan wrote:

Since 1984 the Henderson Community Concert Association has presented world-class live performances to the citizens of Henderson and the surrounding area. Each year the Board of Directors selects an exciting diverse series of 4 to 6 concerts, and... more »

  Rod S.1 wrote:

Beautiful musical evenings on the western edge of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. The Orkney Springs Hotel alone is worth the visit. Bring your own picnic, lawn chair, wine and spend an evening. more »

  ssyc wrote:

The organization is well worth my time and money. It is a life changing experience for the members and the audience. more »

  Pamela Michaelis wrote:

Hey, Mozart! New Mexico is a splendid example of dedication on parade! Dedication on the parts of volunteers who make it run, teachers who have faith and pride in their students, parents who support inspired kids, and, most of all, the dedication of... more »

  tralfamadore wrote:

As a musician who is relatively new to working within the realm of new chamber music, ACF-LA has already proven very helpful at connecting me with other composers and ensembles in my local area and allowing me to learn from them. I look forward to seeing... more »

  carolmccarthur wrote:

This organization is quite new; about 1 year old and they definitely have something great going on...providing opportunities for young struggling artists, opportunities to learn various types of artforms, a space for young minds to stay occupied on something... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a sustaining member of WVXU because it's the best station in Cincinnati for so many reasons. Everyday I feel I'm unbiasly informed about local, national and international news. My family and I can listen to this station and be entertained by the... more »

  Tracy F. wrote:

ETM is great because it is giving music to schools that have seen ALL elective programs cut. ETM is a big bright jewel in the educational services that West Contra Costa Unified School District provides. more »

  Sarah wrote:

Westwind Brass is the sort of arts group every city should have. Their artistry needs no accolades from me -- just take a listen. What is most impressive is their innovation. Few groups of this kind take the time -- or have the expertise -- to adapt all... more »

  Elaine S.1 wrote:

Offers a wide variety of programming, including a discerning selection of films, both new and old (especially love to see older, classic films on the big screen), at convenient times. (We'll go out to a 7:30pm movie. A 9 or 10pm movie? Forget it.) Plus... more »

  Seth.McIntyre wrote:

Live Life is an outstanding organization, that aside from providing support and outreach for so many people, has made me endlessly grateful for everyone at LLM. As a part of the team, I’ve been able to have fun during a worldwide pandemic, use my brain... more »

  PPollack wrote:

For the past 10 years, WCMS has enriched our cultural community with its wonderful performances as well as its community engagement. Its Neighborhood strings program offers after-school music lessons for children in disadvantaged neighborhoods. The... more »

  clarkhodge1 wrote:

As the volunteer Executive Director and Founder of Chase the Music - I must admit that I'm biased. Chase the Music gives children battling critical conditions love, hope, strength, and joy. We do this with original music - composed and performed... more »

  Cheryl_S2 wrote:

After being widowed young, I struggled to find purpose and meaning. It took a couple of years to get used to my new life and feel ready to give back. I found Musicians On Call... and like many, it begins thinking YOU will doing the giving, only to realize... more »

  smiley wrote:

My husband is a musician, who was lucky enough to be on my health insurance policy when he was diagnosed with cancer. His bills were over a million dollars, but insurance covered most everything. We have lots of friends, his bandmates, other peers in... more »

  Elliott L. wrote:

The GRAMMY Foundation sound preservation program is supporting the development of the first-ever professional archive of Jamaican popular music. A 2009 preservation planning grant was awarded to create a plan to preserve the Trade Roots Reggae Collection.... more »

  Meg M. wrote:

MUST programs, designed for tough times, are extremely cost-effective, as we constantly weight cost-of-service against impact. We emphasize teacher training as well as providing teaching artists, and we avoid “break-out” classes, which can be more... more »

  andrewball321 wrote:

I have been singing with Men in Blaque for over a decade, and I can't imagine finding a better group of guys to sing with. I've traveled and performed in a dozen countries across four different continents and made some of the best friends I've ever had... more »

  dyerlaura wrote:

I enrolled my daughter twice in this choir. We had a great experience until this year. We joined this year after speaking with administration regarding conflicts in scheduling with my daughter's cheer competitions. I was assured this would not be a... more »

  nrityollasa wrote:

Soorya Performing Arts is one of the best non profit organizations which is promoting Indian Classical dance and music in a very great way. Soorya plays a big role in bringing awareness in the younger generation regarding the beautiful art forms of... more »

  Ben T.2 wrote:

This Could Go Boom was only established a year ago, but has already become a force in the DC community, curating monthly events for under represented, gender diverse folks, raising funds to release recordings, etc. more »

  CBrush wrote:

ASPS offers very limited financial disclosure dating back to 2007. Detailed information about contributions received and expenses incurred is not available for years except 2004 and 2011. Website and social media channels show extremely limited traffic... more »

  Carol Caruthers wrote:

I have been a member of the extended audience of the Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra for about ten years. During that time I have thorougly enjoyed the conducting of Maestro Ignat Solzhenitsyn and new Music Director Dirk Brosse. Maestro Ignat... more »