QUEST CENTER FOR ART & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INC
EIN 46-1892357 · Music (A68)
What they do
See Schedule O Page 5 Under "Program Service Accomplishments" for Continuation of The Explanation of Numbers Served, Programs Provided, Benefits Demonstrated, Community Impact, and Partnerships. In 2025 The Quest Center Served Over 2200 Children and Teens In Two Counties With Year-round Music & Youth Development Programs Including: Weekly Instrument, Vocal Conditioning, and Music Enrichment Classes Offered Unconditionally to Children In Grades 4-12 Provided At Eight Title 1 Host Schools, Two Home School Co-ops, and A Downtown Studio; Instrument Workshops Offered to All 4th & 5th Graders At Eight Title 1 Host Schools; Multiple Music Camps; Extended Education Classes That Explore Songwriting, Recording, & Performance Along With Workshops That Connect Students to The Diversity of Careers In The Music Industry; Public School Summer Program for Students At Risk of Failing, In Partnership With The Dickson County Board of Education. Our Pathway Program Provides Training and Mentoring to Dedic
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ContactJohn Johnsonexecutive Director
In care of% JAMES LUTZ
Mailing address202 E RAILROAD ST, DICKSON, TN 37055-1820
Main phone(615) 326-5090 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailjim@qcdickson.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 2013
- County
- Dickson
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