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AMADOR STUDENT MUSIC FUND


The Amador Student Music Fund


The Amador Student Music Fund (ASMF) located in Amador County, specifically in Jackon,


California, originated as an action project stemming from proposed and now in effect, budget


cuts throughout the state of CA, which have continued to all but eliminate music from most


public schools in California.


The ASMF operates as a fiscal partner under the Amador Community Foundation. As such, ASMF


is eligible for 501 (C) (3) recognition. All contributions to ASMF are tax deductible.


The Amador Student Music Fund (ASMF) is committed to promoting, encouraging advancement


of, and continuing support of music for all youngsters, whether or not their learning takes place


in public or private schools, home-schooled or faith-based schools.


Part of our commitment is to bring music, in all of its genres, including music of many origins and


to our youth and to promote an appreciation of the range and multiplicity of music.


It is the belief of ASMF that music creates bridges across diverse cultures and communities,


therefore the ASMF remains committed to continuing the fund as a resource to help students


gain access to music lessons and purchase or rental of instruments, thus giving our youth the


opportunity to make and perform music with others for others. The ASMF believes it's very


important for student performers to have audiences who will appreciate their skills and come


to hear and see them perform. The entire community can only be enriched by watching and


hearing our young performers play beautiful music.
Our Goals

As a non-profit organization, the ASMF is committed to establishing the fund as a resource to


help any student pay for music lessons and instruments, and to help teachers to teach music in all


the schools throughout the county.


Another of our goals is to enhance the quality of life of our young people thru music. This can be


accomplished by exposing our students, at an early age to a variety of music through listening to


and viewing live performances, as well as participating in get-acquainted hands-on activities with


various indigenous and non-indigenous musical instruments.


Lastly, we seek to find performance venues for music students so that they can perform in public.
ASMF TEACHERS
Giorgi Khokhobashvili
Karen Reed


ClAMADOR STUDENT MUSIC FUND
P.O. Box 219
Jackson, CA 95642
209-296-4754
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