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Music Makes A Difference
Masterworks Choral Ensemble (MCE) believes in giving back to the community that supports us. We believe in using the power of music to give "voice" and support to local organizations that contribute to the betterment of our community.
Masterworks is now accepting nominations of local non-profits for our SPOTLIGHT program that honors organizations that have made a significant contribution to our community. Through the SPOTLIGHT program, MCE strives to increase each group's visibility and enable them to receive donations at each of our concerts. For these organizations and the people they serve, music will make a difference.
You can recommend a worthy community group by downloading the nomination form from this link.
This season our spotlight is on:
Capitol Land Trust |
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Formed in 1987, Capitol and Trust is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Its mission is to expand and strengthen the collaborative, strategic conservation of southwest Washington's essential natural areas and working lands. Through its conservation work, Capitol Land Trust seeks to enhance the coexistence of people, animals, and the natural habitats that sustain us all. For every $200.00 in private donations we receive, Capitol Land Trust can conserve one acre of land. Join today! |
Dispute Resolution Center of Thurston County |
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DRC is a community-based, non-profit agency established to serve Thurston County and nearby residents with a variety of conflict resolution services. Established in 1991, DRC offers problem solving over the phone, confidential mediation with neutral facilitators, group facilitation, training, continuing education, consulting services for organizational design and conflict resolution, as well as a volunteer program and speakers bureau. |
Left Foot Organics |
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Left Foot Organics offers a vocational horticultural therapy program for persons of all abilities. Its mission is to promote self-sufficiency, inclusion, and independence for people with disabilities and rural youth through meaningful, paid employment and training in the business of growing and selling organic food and farm products. Left Foot Organics operates an organic market garden on about five acres, producing a variety of certified organic seasonal vegetables and flowers for sale in local markets. |
Mason County Literacy Program |
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Mason County Literacy provides free instruction to adults to improve reading, writing and math skills, study for a GED, or learn English as a second language. Our no-cost services are provided in Mason County and in Thurston County through Bookends Literacy. Its mission is to provide the skills and services necessary for learners to achieve meaningful participation in a literate society and to encourage the self-confidence and imagination to use those tools for the benefit of self, family, and the local communities.
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