ARTZ FOR THE HARP CORPORATION
EIN 47-4954271 · Music (A68)
What they do
to Date, AFTH Has Served Over 7100 Students of All Ages. Our Founder Was Featured On The Cover of Georgia Trend Magazine In 2022 and Received The Georgia Governors Award for The Arts and Humanities. AFTH Has Been Highlighted In Several Prominent Publications, Including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Georgia Trend, Atlanta Parent Magazine, and SKIRT Magazine. We Are The Only Mobile Harp and Arts Program In The State of Georgia That Provides Transportation to Our Powder Springs Location, As Well As On-site Programming for Schools In All Four Districts and Homeschool Location Partnerships We Serve. We Are Connected With All Four Major Metro Atlanta School Districts: Cobb County, Atlanta Public Schools, City of Decatur, and Fulton County Schools, Providing After-school and Summer Programs. AFTH Summer Programs Serve Over 400 Students In June, Offering A Wide Range of Arts Enrichment Opportunities Through Partnerships With Local 501(c)(3) Youth Organizations Dedicated to Serving Those In
How to reach them
ContactLyrika HolmesExecutive Director
In care of% ERICA HOLMES
Mailing address5000 AUSTELL POWDER SPRINGS RD 313, AUSTELL, GA 30106-2440
Main phone(678) 902-2789 Contact phone(678) 536-3258 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- October 2015
- County
- Cobb
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