How Big Is Your Dream Foundation
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Empowers students to master diverse talents through learning and performance with industry professionals. For fiscal year 2025 it reported $289K in revenue, $20K in expenses.Pt I
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Summer Academy and No More Blood -The How Big Is Your Dream?! Summer Break M.A.D.E. Academy of the Arts is an exciting, three-week long program designed for approximately 90 young artists ages 10-18 to unlock their creative potential and develop foundational skills in music and arts entertainment.
Spring Break -During Spring Break 2024, appx 50 HBIYD student-artists will participate in a week long intensive that will challenge their knowledge and skill in "music industry" settings. Led by industry professionals, student-artists will participate in a variety of classes designed to equip them with the tools needed for success in an…
Winter Bash & Our Soundtrack In American Music -The Music Masters programming expands the offering of HBIYD?! master level training by providing a historical foundation of the music and art that the students learn and perform.
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