CITY HEARTS KIDS SAY YES TO THE ARTS LA FRINGE THEATRE INC
EIN 95-4036895 · Youth Development (O500)
What they do
CITY HEARTS is DEDICATED to COMBATING INEQUITIES IN ARTS ACCESS. SPECIFICALLY, WE PROVIDE HIGH-IMPACT, HOLISTIC VISUAL and PERFORMING ARTS EDUCATION to UNDERSERVED ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, and HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN LOS ANGELES. OUR CLASSES and EXPERIENCES ARE GROUNDED IN THE BELIEF THAT EVERY CHILD DESERVES to EXPERIENCE THE EXTENSIVELY RESEARCHED and WELL- DOCUMENTED ACADEMIC, CREATIVE, and EMOTIONAL BENEFITS of MEANINGFUL ARTS EDUCATION. OUR INITIATIVES ARE LED BY ACCOMPLISHED TEACHING ARTISTS WHO BRING EXTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AS PRACTICING ARTISTS, ALONG WITH FORMAL TRAINING IN THEIR CREATIVE DISCIPLINES. THROUGH OUR IMMERSIVE OFFERINGS, STUDENTS GAIN EXPOSURE to CREATIVE CAREERS and PROFESSIONALS WHILE PARTICIPATING IN PROGRAMS THAT CULTIVATE A STRONG SENSE of COMMUNITY, PERSONAL RESILIENCE, and LIFELONG LEARNING SKILLS. IN KEEPING WITH OUR MISSION to COMBAT INEQUITIES IN ARTS ACCESS, ALL CITY HEARTS PROGRAMMING is OFFERED AT NO COST to STUDENTS and THEIR FAMILIES.
How to reach them
ContactED ONEILLPRESIDENT
In care ofED O'NEILL
Mailing address24404 VERMONT AVE STE 207, HARBOR CITY, CA 90710-2321
Main phone(310) 455-2898 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailusainfo@cityhearts.orgAdditional emailinfo@cityhearts.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- April 1991
- County
- Los Angeles
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