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The mission of the Mangold Music Foundation is to gift musical instruments combined with music education to children hospitalized with Cancer, as well as to create music programs for children who, as a result of school and community wide financial challenges, would not otherwise have access to instruments or music education.

To provide cultural enrichment, discipline, and positive self-esteem in all children through the art of dance.

Harmony Project uses the power of music to engage children from under-resourced communities. Our mission is designed to use music as a means to: -Promote children's healthy growth and development. -Foster safe and diverse communities. -Prepare children to excel in school and beyond. Founded in 2001, our program started with 36 students and now has an enrollment of 2,053 throughout LA County. Our ultimate purpose is to nurture the positive development of youth through high school graduation and into college.

At Hungry for Music, our mission is putting quality musical instruments into hungry hands. We serve children who demonstrate a desire to learn music, as well as teachers who have students willing to learn. In 23 years, we've delivered 10,000 instruments to children in 48 states and 20 countries. We believe that by sharing instruments and musical experiences, children who would not otherwise have the opportunity can experience a kind of freedom and self-discovery that is often stifled in an atmosphere of economic hardship.

The Environment of People Foundation, Inc. (EOPF) strives to ensure that music remain a central part of our children's lives and growth.   The EOPF supports programs and activities that benefit children through music.To underwrite our efforts and reinforce our goals, the EOPF presents ongoing fundraising initiatives that, through active community participation, benefit children worldwide. Our programs include musical events, documentary programming, and new media learning tools that promote cultural exchange, mutual understanding, and music education for all children. It is our mission to generate significant recognition and awareness, and in doing so, the Environment of People Foundation endeavors to raise support for other organizations that share our philosophy and objectives.

Dizzy Feet Foundation was founded in 2009 by producer Nigel Lythgoe and director Adam Shankman, among others to support, improve, and increase access to dance education in the United States. Guided by a board representing all aspects of the American dance community, the foundation's mission is threefold: 1. To sponsor, fund, and/or support dance education programs which expose children in low-income areas to the lifelong benefits of dance education through and with local community organizations. 2. To provide scholarships to talented students studying at accredited or nationally regarded dance schools, studios, or institutions. 3. In conjunction with recognized credentialing organizations, to support and increase the quality of all styles of dance education in the United States.

Riverside Theatre is committed to providing a total theatre arts experience that entertains, challenges, and educates both adults and children.

The mission of Klingberg Family Centers is to help build healing relationships that empower children and families to reach their full potential.

AIDING EAST COWETA HIGH SCHOOL BAND IN PROCURING NECESSARY FUNDS TO OBTAIN INSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS TO PROVIDE FOR ENRICHMENT AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE MUSICAL EDUCATION OF THE BAND MEMBERS AND TO FACILITATE PERFORMANCES BY THE BAND BY HELPING TO COVER EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH PERFORMANCES.

Autism Speaks Canada is the leading autism organization in Canada dedicated to raising money to support autism research, awareness, advocacy and family/community services. Every dollar raised in Canada stays in Canada. Through Walk Now for Autism Speaks Canada Walk program and other events and fund raising activities, Autism Speaks Canada has granted over $6.5 million to the Canadian autism community from coast to coast since 1998. Since 2010, Autism Speaks Canada has granted over $1.5 million to Family/Community Services initiatives including Community Grants program, bilingual Community Services Database and a First 100 Days kit for families who children have just been diagnosed with autism.

Our mission is to provide children, teens and adults in our community opportunities for creative expression through the learning and demonstration of the performing arts.

APC’s ultimate goal is to provide the community with educational opportunities, i.e., classes in acting,dance, stagecraft, and summer arts camp for children.