This Vanity Project Whitney pullover works toward Music is Medicine, which is a non-profit organization that is essentially what it sounds like. It uses music in order to fund pediatrics programs. At the same time, the Baltimore-based project also offers music therapy programs because after all, they started as a group organizing workshops at Sinai Hospital for limb-lengthening children patients.
The programs are run by youth and consist of two in particular: Donate a Song Project and Music 4 Change Campaign. The first encourages U.S. artists to write a piece using a patient as the motivation, which then goes toward an album-length piece that is sold in order to raise money for charities. The second involves musicians leading community programs in hospitals.
Contact Information
Music is Medicine website
Music is Medicine on Facebook
Music is Medicine on Twitter
Pediatrics-Funding Sounds
'Music is Medicine' Supports Creative Therapies for Children
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