In the world of nonprofits, where every dollar counts and is directly translated into impact, a donation can mean the world. It’s not just about the funds, but about the faith and trust that donors place in organizations and the missions they serve. With that spirit, we are excited and humbled to share that A Child’s Song recently received a donation of $250 from ENT Credit Union off of 136th and Grant, in Thornton Colorado.
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A Child’s Song (ACS) is pleased to announce it has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to receive a Challenge America award of $10,000. This grant will support ACS’s At-Risk and Foster Youth Music Outreach programs. This grant is one of 262 Challenge America awards totaling $2.62 million that were announced by the NEA as part of its first round of fiscal year 2023 grants.
Take Note Colorado has awarded A Child’s Song (ACS) a $5,000 grant to enhance outreach programs for at-risk youth. These funds will amplify existing initiatives and introduce new music and movement opportunities to underserved youth who might otherwise miss out.
A Child’s Song has received a grant for $95,200 to further the mission to nurture an appreciation for music while providing programs and education to share the developmental, healing, and social-emotional benefits of music for humans of all ages and abilities.
A Child’s Song received a generous $40,000 grant from Colorado Creative Industries through the Colorado Arts Relief Fund. The grant helps us A Child’s Song Receives Grant Through The Colorado Arts Relief Fund
Hungry for Music gifted A Child’s Song with an Alesis eight-piece electronic drum kit for use in our music education programming. The drum kit will support students in-house lessons.
Adams County Foundation for their generous $10,000 grant to help provide in-school and after-school music and movement classes serving youth in Adams County. With this funding, ACS will continue to introduce students to the hope and joy of music instruction through gifted, teachers and mentors; provide instruments for at-home use for low-income students, to encourage practice and family participation; and provide need-based scholarships for programming participation.
