GRAND BLANC YOUTH ARTS
EIN 99-1619009 · Arts Education (A25)
What they do
Grand Blanc Youth Arts Provided Arts Education Programming for Children In Grades 2-6 In The Grand Blanc Community. The Organization Operated After-school and Evening Programs Including Marimba Band, Youth Choir, Visual Art Classes, and Introductory Violin Instruction. Programs Were Designed to Provide Accessible, High-quality Arts Education In A Safe and Supportive Environment and to Foster Creativity, Collaboration, and Artistic Skill Development. Instruction Was Delivered By Certified Educators and Trained Teaching Artists. Approximately 150 Students Who Attend School In or Reside Within The Grand Blanc Community Participated During The Year. Programs Included Opportunities for Students to Share Their Work Through Performances and Showcases. The Organization Collaborated With Grand Blanc Community Schools and Local Arts Educators to Promote Participation and Expand Access. In Addition, Grand Blanc Youth Arts Partnered With The University of Michigan-Flint Music Department to Provide
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STEPHEN SIMMONSEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
AMY JOHNSONSECRETARY
DORIS GOETZVICE PRESIDENT
JET KILMERPRESIDENT
ROBERT BROWNLEETREASURER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2024
- Location
- 3108 BLUE GRASS LN, SWARTZ CREEK, MI 48473-7961
- County
- Genesee
- In care of
- Stephen Simmons
- Primary officer
- Stephen Simmons, Executive Director
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- September 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Arts Education (A25)
- IRS tax category
- Arts Education