Arts, Culture & Humanities
White Hall Arts Academy Foundation
LOS ANGELES, CA
Total revenue
$343K
Total expenses
$287K
Net assets
—
Grants received
$218K
12 grants
EIN
823929258
Tax year
2024
Mission
White Hall Arts Academy provides free and low cost conservatory level arts education to local communities of South LA Inglewood Watts and Compton. Now with virtual technologies becoming commonplace White Hall Arts Academy Foundation is working to bring music to underserved communities throughout the United States.
Programs
5 programs
The Project MuszEd program which is designed for older youth ages 13-18 offers voice guitar songwriting acting music production and piano classes. Project MuszEd provides relevant culturally responsive arts programming and our music production curriculum provides students the opportunity to engage with music in a non-traditional way that encourages individual student creativity and autonomy. At the culmination of each program students participate in public showcases which provide them with precious performance experiences to display the diverse talents and skills they acquire while in the program. Classes take place at WHAA on Saturdays from 10am - 2pm. There is a 4-week Winter session during the month of February an 8-week Spring from mid-March through mid-May a 4-week Summer session during the month of July and an 8-week Fall session from mid-September through mid-November.
JAMM-U is an onsite program designed to inspire and involve youth with little or no experience and minimal access to onsite instruments. This program provides guitar vocal and music production instruction at educational and educational support centers throughout South Los Angeles and neighboring cities. Sites include Crete Academy Watts Learning Center and Birdie V. Lee Bright Elementary School and in the past at Bethune Middle School Al Wooten Youth Center and Urban Scholar Academy in South LA and Lifeline Educational Charter and Bridges Preparatory Academy in Compton.
Jamm-U is an onsite music education program offered at schools and community centers. Jamm-U was designed to inspire and involve youth with little or no experience and minimal access to onsite instruments. This program provides instrumental vocal and music production instruction at various educational and educational support centers throughout South Los Angeles and neighboring cities.
HOPE Ensemble: The H.O.P.E. Ensemble is musical ensemble pf musicians ages 9 and up where members feel empowered to participate in the community fostering creative energy and insights that result in a better institution. Using music as a vehicle to spread love the H.O.P.E Ensemble provides the next generation of musical performers an opportunity to grow through collaborative development. The HOPE Choir has performed for United Airlines LA Metro the Special Needs Network CASA-LA and the 2022 Taste of Soul Festival. The HOPE Choirs mission is to touch lives through positive impactful music.
HOPE Choir: The H.O.P.E. Healing Others by Performing Everywhere Choir is an intergenerational performing group of singers based in South Los Angeles. Genres covered are choral pop gospel and jazz. The H.O.P.E. Choir collaborates with other organizations such as Inner City Youth Orchestra Los Angeles to provide enhanced performing experiences and opportunities.
Financials
FY 2024
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People
2 listed
Tanisha Hall
Executive Director
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20 hrs/wk
Charyn Harris
Treasurer
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20 hrs/wk
Grants received
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$218K from 9 funders · 12 grants · 2020–2024
$75K · 2 grants · 2020–2022
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$10K · 1 grant · 2021
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