Great Khalid Foundation Inc

Christmas with Khalid is an El Paso area need-based program striving to keep the spirit of Christmas alive for young children who might not otherwise have a gift to open on Christmas Day. Khalid personally distributes brand new, wrapped Christmas gifts to elementary school children every December. Since its inception, The Great Khalid Foundation has served 2,000 students. Elementary school personnel are invited to apply every fall.

Statement Four:Honoring Parents: Let's Celebrate Mom Mother's Day Contest and Dad's Day Out Father's Day Contest is an essay contest presented in partnership with the El Paso Public Library system. Program participants are asked to submit meaningful stories in essay form about their parental figure. The program is open to students ages five to 18. The contest winners earn a prize package to give to their parent on Mother's Day or Father's Day respectively.Statement Five:Back to School Program is an El Paso area, need-based initiative presenting middle school children with a new backpack filled with the school supplies they need to start the school year with excitement and confidence. Our goal is to provide children with the tools they need to focus on their studies and be successful in the classroom. Since its inception, The Great Khalid Foundation has supplied 1,700 sixth graders with backpacks and critical school supplies. Middle school personnel are invited to apply on behalf of their schools every spring.Statement six:Music in Schools revitalizes struggling music education programs by providing new musical instruments and accessory supplies. The Great Khalid Foundation is committed to increasing access to music education and reducing barriers to music education. Our goal is to ensure that no child is turned away from music education due to financial hardship or a shortage of instruments. The application is open to schools across the United States. Music teachers, program directors, and principals are encouraged to apply on behalf of their school and their students.