FOX VALLEY ACADEMY OF MUSIC PERFORMANCE THE FOX VALLEY ACADENY OF MUSIC PERFORMANCE
EIN 84-1683952 · Education (B112)
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Normally, A 45-member Adult Symphony Orchestra and Several Smaller Sized Music Chamber Ensembles Typically Provide Five Free Admission Public Community Annual Concert Performances for Approximately 250+ Average-sized Audiences. However, During Our Fiscal Year 2021-22, This Typical Yearly Service Accomplishment Was Shut Down to Comply With The Second Full Year of General Illinois & Specific Local Chicago Area Community Covid-19 Strict Restrictions That Still Precluded Large Group Gatherings, Especially Orchestra/band Rehearsals and Concert Performances As Well As Audiences Unable to Social Distance. While There Were No Expenses During This Program Service Hiatus, Likewise It Didnt Generate Any Revenue. The Cancellation of Public Concert Performances Created A Complete Loss of Revenue That Typically Comes From Free-will Audience Concert Donations Received and The Printed Concert Program Advertisement Space Purchased By Area Businesses/merchants. The Amount of Revenue Derived From These S
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ContactJohn NortonActing Executive Director
Mailing address508 South La GrangeRd - Apt 3, La Grange, IL 605255311
Main phone(708) 579-2878 Contact phone(708) 579-2678 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
- December 2005
- County
- Cook
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