Dillsboro Nonprofits and Charities

In memory of Ryan this non-profit awards 1000$ to a Graduating Senior who wishes to pursue a career in the nursing field at South Dearborn High School-Aurora Indiana..

I joined Young Voices in the fall of 2008. I started out in a higher group than most children when they first start, and I thought it was very challenging. I wasn't sure if I would continue, because I wasn't used to having a challenge like this in the music field. My mom told me that I wasn't allowed to quit, and I was going to try it for one more semester because she thought if I quit, I would regret it. She was right. The next semester I was still pretty quiet, but I grew more fond of it as my second semester went on. I liked Young Voices a lot, then. I wasn't sure if I would do the summer musical, because I didn't know what it was all about. I decided I would try it out, and that's when my life took a turn for the best. I met many people with the same passion and love for music and performing as I did, and they were all very different. It is a very diverse group, but I absolutely love that I'm exposed to different types of people with the same passion as me. Ever since that summer musical, my life has been better than it could ever possibly be. Young Voices teaches me everything that I could ever want to know. I learn more about music every Monday night. Music isn't the only thing that it teaches me, either. It teaches me leadership skills, and it teaches me that there are wonderful people throughout the world. I love every single person that I know in Young Voices. Everyone is so beautiful, talented, non-judgemental, and kind. Other than the people I take part in Young Voices with, we have a lot of great role models. Ms. Budd is an amazing director, and she is there for you whenever you need anything. She is very patient, and she never gives up on anyone. She is nice, and she can make anyone smile on their worst days. Seeing her every day at school, and every Monday night is the best. Mrs. Johnson is also wonderful. She shares her talents with all of us, usually with a smile on her face. She is sort of quiet at times, but I love her and I love getting to see her every Monday night. I can honestly say, Young Voices is my life and I could never thank Ms. Budd, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bentley, My Mom, or last but not least, My Mima enough for going through this journey with me. I love Young Voices, and I think that anyone exposed to the atmosphere of Young Voices will love it, and should be very grateful!

Started by bicentennial money in 1976, it is currently in need of money for the building fund. Membership is exclusively crafters, whose work is juried for display in the shop.