Miami. San Francisco. Chapel Hill. Give Back. Play Forward.

From coast to coast, young musicians are discovering how music can inspire service, stewardship, and leadership.

The VMA Foundation's national community continues to grow! We're delighted to welcome Allison, a middle school alto from San Francisco, California, and Giulliana from Miami, Florida. We're also excited to see growing student involvement at East Chapel Hill High School in North Carolina.

Each new member brings fresh energy to our mission: connecting music with meaningful service and creating opportunities for young people to make a difference in their communities.

Through our free Junior Program for students in Grades 1–12, members can organize outreach concerts, support charitable causes, establish school-based clubs, and develop leadership skills.

Wherever their musical journeys begin, students can find their own ways to contribute. From California to Florida to North Carolina, we're building a community united by the belief that music can bring people together and create lasting impact.

Ready to find your place? Learn more and apply at https://www.volunteermusicians.org/find-your-place.

Give back. Play forward.

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