We are aiming to break the stigma of classical music and singing accessibility. Additionally, we are giving members of our disconnected community and opportunity to connect through common interests like their love of music.

For music, expert artistic direction and education in the form of myriad resources including electronic learning resources, additional practice sessions, and individualized coaching. For community, in addition to regular, weekly rehearsals, we also engage the community at local events and socials. Previous appearances include local businesses and farmers' markets.

Our organization has grown quickly and has great retention rates. Our first season, we ended with 19 members. On the verge of the close of our second season, we have nearly 50 members. Additionally, we have strong reviews from our community and receive moral and fiscal support from some of the most prominent members.

We will know we are making progress when we continue to see the growth in both our membership and audience and are able to expand our reach in terms of more appearances and gatherings.

We have more than doubled in size. Our concerts have regular attendance of 150-300 depending on the venue. Members have expressed positive feelings about the group and in under two years we qualified for and receive our 501(c)(3) determination. I think, by definition, achieving this determination is a landmark for our organization. Additionally, we have made classical music and singing accessible to all who are interested as we are non-auditioned. Moving forward, our goal is to continue outreach and share music with the less fortunate members of our community who could not, otherwise, attend our concerts. Such venues may include retirement communities and women's shelters.