TOGETHER, WE’RE CHANGING LIVES.

Harmony Project uses the transformative power of music to open up life-changing experiences to students in under-resourced communities, and seeks to maximize their opportunities for success. 

POWERING POSITIVE FUTURES. BY FUELING KIDS’ DREAMS.

WHAT IF WE COULD CHANGE LIVES?

That’s the question we set out to answer more than two decades ago. Over that time, we’ve become LA’s largest music education organization dedicated exclusively to youth from low-income families and under-resourced communities – one of the most effective arts-based, youth development programs in the nation.

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AND THE ANSWER?
THAT’S PRETTY AMAZING, TOO.

97%

Senior class
admitted to college

120

Professional instructors

79%

First-generation college students (2023)

70

Peer Mentors

4,103

Active participants

56

Partnerships with schools & community organization

48

Student ensembles, orchestras & bands

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LET’S MAKE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC TOGETHER.

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HEAR WHAT A DIFFERENCE YOUR SUPPORT CAN MAKE.

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2024 ANNUAL GALA LUNCHEON RECAP.

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  • “I feel lucky because it’s a free program and you get to experience music. Music makes someone relax and forget about the troubles in their life.” - Luis, 12

  • “Harmony Project believed I could achieve anything, so now I believe that too.” - Kevin, 16

  • “I learned how to be a mentor and leader for the other kids in the program. I also learned how to be confident in myself.” - Jennifer, 17

  • "I want to experience making beautiful music with all sorts of instruments from all different backgrounds and cultures." - Sophia, 14