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Infuse U.S. Classrooms with Music for Learning!
📅 Created:August 5, 2026
About this campaign
By equipping, and training elementary classroom teachers to lead hands-on music for learning, you can improve student literacy, math & social-emotional well-being for thousands of children in underserved schools starting this Fall! This project brings crucial resources to teachers who are ready now to make a real difference for students. From Arizona to Florida, Oregon to New York, and places inbetween! Your gift will be matched to infuse classrooms & start free afterschool music clubs!
📢 Latest Updates
3 days ago
New volunteers joined! We're expanding our reach to 5 more villages
1 week ago
Successfully distributed 1000+ medical kits to beneficiaries
2 weeks ago
Campaign reached 60% of funding goal! Thank you for your support
⭐ Impact Achieved
👥
People Helped
2,340
🏘️
Villages Supported
12
💊
Medical Kits Distributed
1,050
✅
Lives Changed
847
Total Raised
₹45,585
of ₹60,000 goal
76.0% Funded
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