Participating Organizations
Through THE NEST, cooperation and collaboration inspire innovation and creativity, giving rise to unique forms of entertainment while supporting young artists and musicians who impact our community and youth. By merging small ideas, we open the door to greater opportunities, paving the way for financial stability, sustainable operations, and the growth of a strong brand.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Must have at least 10 supporting members.
- In operation for a minimum of 3 years.
- Must offer education and training programs.
- Willing to share resources and participate in an annual fundraising event.
- Proven track record of community involvement.
- Alignment with shared values and mission.
- Open to all ages and diverse racial backgrounds.
music
The One Orchestra embodies unity beyond mere nomenclature. Our core values—communication, unity, and growth—drives us to transcend generational and social boundaries through music’s universal language. We strive to foster intergenerational harmony, engage with our community, and nurture individual talents within our collective. By embracing diverse musical genres and interdisciplinary collaborations, we aim to create a platform where dreams converge and collective aspirations flourish. Join us in this harmonious journey of artistic and spiritual growth.
The Valley Youth Philharmonic Orchestra (VYPO) is a youth orchestra that offers talented young musicians, usually in high school and college, a chance to perform in a professional-level orchestra setting. VYPO emphasizes not only music education but also skill development and hands-on performance experience. The orchestra provides a platform for youth to hone their craft, collaborate with others, and showcase their abilities in a structured and professional environment. These types of programs are often vital for young musicians who are looking to advance in their musical careers or continue pursuing music in higher education.
non-proft
The CARE (Collect, Archive, Research, Exhibit) Project, a 501(c)(3) organization, collaborates with academic and historical institutions to enrich historical narratives beyond standard research and education, inspired by the award-winning documentary Fading Away. By uncovering and preserving personal stories before they fade into obscurity, CARE Project restores, archives, and exhibits these records, making them publicly accessible. Through digital platforms, exhibitions, and publications, it provides a valuable resource for researchers and educators, fostering a deeper connection to the past. Its mission requires diverse partnerships and expertise to safeguard overlooked histories and ensure they remain part of our collective memory
Founded in 2003, The K,W. Lee Center for Leadership is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing youth with the tools and opportunities necessary to become future leaders. Based in the Koreatown area of Los Angeles, the Center offers youth leadership training and educational programs that encourage community organizing. The mission of the Center is to teach and train youth to take proactive steps towards improving and enriching the quality of life in their communities.
Korean American Youth Program (KAYP) has collaborated with UDLA (Unification of Disabled Latin Americans) for 21 years (established 2003). This KAYP program initially started with high school students, but now has middle school, high school, and college students volunteering. We are KAYP, a volunteer organization dedicated to supporting and uplifting the vibrant Koreatown community. Our goal is to contribute to the well-being of everyone in the area through various volunteer efforts, including events.