Musical Miracles Association

We would like to provide art programs to children in elementary or after school facilities in underserved communities. Studies have proven the endless benefits of music exposure and education to developing minds. Not only does music use many parts of the brain and body in the ultimate multitasking exercise, it has also been shown to assist in the development of language, math, IQ, motor skills, and emotional health!

Musical Miracles offers choir classes to enrich after-school programs at community centers and classes as part of the daily school curriculm. We also hold an annual music showcase at a local theater that gives all the children an opportunity to perform for family and friends. As an all-volunteer board, we fundraise through the following platforms:
1) website and social media
2) apply for grants through foundations, corporations, and other philanthropic organizations
3) request sponsorships from corporations.

Our founder and Musical Director, Jane Lee, is a musician and owns Torrance Arts Academy, an art, music, and dance studio in Los Angeles. She is an experienced musician, teacher, and entrepreneur. She has taught music classes in private schools for many years, and now leads our programming. Jane Lee and our other experienced and professional instructors go on-site to teach classes in performing and visual arts. Our teachers not only instruct the students, they are also great role models and work extremely well with our youth communities.

In the short time we have been in existence, we have taught over 1000 students music and visual arts. Due to the pandemic, we have not been able to offer our weekly choral classes at elementary schools and after school programs, but beginning Spring 2022, we are back on campuses. We also will offer weekly percussion classes at an after school center. The music program includes a Holiday Performance onsite at the school and the Grand Musical Showcase in May, where all the children come together to perform for family and friends. In 2022, we were able to served over 200 students at two elementary schools and one afterschool program. Our goal is to have over 300 students in our program in the Fall of 2023.

So what's next you ask? As we grow our organization's marketing, and expand our donor base, we will be able to provide more programs to more schools and more children in Southern California. In today's volatile World, children need ways to release anxiety and stress. Music helps. Hans Christian Anderson once said, "Where words fail, music speaks."