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Arizona Citizens for the Arts: Rosie’s House encourages creating music, and changing lives

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Are you or someone you know interested in enrollin

Are you or someone you know interested in enrolling their children at Rosie’s House? Choir, piano, and even digital music are just a few from the long list of musical learning opportunities available at Rosie’s House! Enrollment starts with new student/class interviews, which will be happening this June for our Fall 2021 program year. We will have more information to come. To make sure you do not miss it, fill out our Interested Family Form on our website Admission page.

Make your tax credit donation go further this Apri

Make your tax credit donation go further this April only! While you have until May 17th to make your qualifying tax credit gift, you can double your impact if you give in April. Throughout the month, all donations made to Rosie’s House will be doubled up to $25,000 thanks to a matching gift from our generous long-time supporters, Billie Jo and Judd Herberger.

Your gift to Rosie’s House qualifies for a dollar-for-dollar tax credit through the Qualifying Charitable Organization Tax Credit on your Arizona taxes. Joint filers can get a dollar-for-dollar tax credit up to $800 and single filers can get a dollar-for-dollar tax credit up to $400 on their Arizona taxes.

To make your tax credit gift go twice as far this year, do not wait! Donate today online on our website, link in bio.

This year was our most impactful Arizona Gives Day

This year was our most impactful Arizona Gives Day ever! Our goal of $2,500 in honor of Rosie’s House 25th Anniversary was met in just a few hours. In fact, you helped raise an incredible total of $10,200! Plus, every one of these dollars will be matched by Billie Jo and Judd Herberger in honor of the 25th Anniversary. We are grateful and inspired by your dedicated support.

Because of you, more Arizona youth like the students in our Beginner's Choir class (pictured above) will have the opportunity to access music education that will help them become active in their community, build valuable life skills, and lead them to higher education. Your gifts are truly changing the lives of underserved youth in our community. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.

With much gratitude,
The Rosie’s House Team

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Arizona Gives Day is here, and Rosie’s House is

Arizona Gives Day is tomorrow, and we need your he

Arizona Gives Day is officially one week away. In

Arizona Gives Day is officially one week away. In honor of our 25th Anniversary, Rosie’s House needs your help to raise $2,500 this April 6th. We have something special in store for this year’s day of giving in the desert – stay tuned to our social media and subscribe to our newsletter to see how your Arizona Gives Day donation will go even further this year!

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#MIOSM For Music In Our Schools Month, we asked ou

#MIOSM For Music In Our Schools Month, we asked our teachers, “What first drew you to music and what inspired you to become a music teacher?” Danielle Cooke, Piano, shared her where her love of music first began.

“I was drawn to music through my dad. He used to take piano lessons when he was younger and still remembered how to play a few pieces. I was so impressed by him and wanted to play like he did. The first piece he taught me was Moon River. My parents started me in piano lessons shortly after. I always wanted to practice because playing music was fun for me, and it was something I was good at.

I wanted to teach music because I thought I could share my enthusiasm for music with others and show students what they're capable of achieving. I love when students see how much progress they have made when their hard pieces suddenly become easy for them.”

Thank you for sharing Danielle!

Rosie’s House would like to recognize our amazin

Rosie’s House would like to recognize our amazing staff, students, and families. Faculty and families both quickly adapted to teaching and learning music in a new way this year in response to the pandemic.

We are proud of our faculty’s dedication to their students and for overcoming the unique challenges that came with teaching music virtually. Thank you to our students and families for transforming your homes into music classrooms for a few hours each week. Your commitment to education is inspiring and we are grateful you chose to be a part of the Rosie’s House community!

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