Donate to a project in support of MTV's "Taking the Stage" Challenge

From the high school stage to center stage, MTV follows the stories of some of the most talented teenagers in the nation as they balance the enormous pressures of pursuing their dreams while navigating their way through the normal trials and tribulations of high school. However, many projects in arts education are underfunded, and the teachers need your support for the following projects to help make dreams into reality. Please give any amount to a classroom project listed below. You'll be supporting SCPA as well other performing arts projects.

Every donor thanked. Donation is tax-deductible.

Mrs. M.'s Classroom
Moderate Poverty

South Carolina

My students need fabric, stencils, markers, batting and bells.

Joan from Maryland

"I gave to this project because I'm involved in Great Dane rescued, and want to support animal rescue work."

Mrs. K.'s Classroom
Moderate Poverty

California (North)

My students need new dramatic play kitchen equipment for our home center, including magnetic kit...

Hayden from San Francisco, CA

"I donated because I want to support kids in California (North)."

Completed Project: Mrs. A.'s Classroom High Poverty Illinois (Chicago)	Teach 'em To Read...Music! Updated on Apr 2, 2009 The "note-worthy" rugs will give us the medium through which we will teach all students to read music. The "note-worthy" rugs will allow us to create communities of music learners while also providing...more The note-worthy music rugs are the perfect place to gather, sing, play instruments and provide th...
Thank You Letter posted! "Tonight was 3rd Quarter Report Card Pick-Up. One parent told me, "The Music Program at this school has really grown and changed, thanks to you." After receiving notification from Donors Choose that my..." more

Completed Project: Mrs. D.'s Classroom High Poverty Ohio	Picture Perfect Writing Updated on May 1, 2009
Impact Letter posted! "Your generous gift of digital cameras has allowed my students to add pictures to their presentations and given them an opportunity to use technology and modern tools. We have enough cameras for eac..." more