FIVE POINTS MUSIC FOUNDATION
EIN 81-5047254 · Music (A68)
What they do
FIVE POINTS MUSICS Mission is to Pursue The Power of Sound In All Its Glory. We Do This With Our Events, Workshops, and Concerts That Also Give Us A Platform to Develop & Promote Our Core Programs, While Ensuring Audience Members of All Abilities Have Equal Access to The Concerts and Events We Are Part Of. Collectively, We Combine Our Events, Outreach, & Strategic Partnerships to Develop, Promote, and Fund Programs Supporting Hearing Loss Advocacy, Accessibility Initiatives, & Music Therapy While Emphasizing The Role That Public Art Enhances Our Ability to Connect to Our Target Audiences. Our Hearing Loss Advocacy Efforts Aim to Create A More Sound Friendly World and Include Managing Safe Decibel Levels for Concert Goers, Offering Free Hearing Protection for All Age Groups, & Providing Free Hearing Screenings At Various Community Events, Festivals, Live Concerts, & Public Engagement Activities. Our Accessibility Programs Focus On Expanding ADA Access and Inclusivity to Our Events and
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ContactR TYLER GODSEYExecutive Dir.
In care of% TYLER GODSEY
Mailing address1217 MAPLE AVE SW, ROANOKE, VA 24016-4707
Main phone(540) 795-5618 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@5pointsmusic.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 2017
- County
- Roanoke (city)
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