A - Arts, Culture, & Humanities

To Educate, Entertain, and Inspire the citizens of the Fayetteville, NC region as the leading musical resource.

To educate, coordinate, and advocate for the preservation of collections in libraries, museums, archives, and historic sites in North Carolina.

To support the USS North Carolina Battleship Memorial and to promote and perpetuate other activities relating to the Battleship Memorial.

To bring together persons who share a common interest in high-quality performance of significant choral literature, both sacred and secular. To ally its musical experiences with the cultural development and enrichment of its commuity through concert appearances. To establish and maintain a standard of excellence in performance of choral music.

To preserve, protect and promote the historic value of this historic neighborhood.

The Chicamacomico Historical Association is the steward of the place, artifacts and history of the Chicamacomico Life-Saving Coast Guard Station. The VISION of the Association is to forever preserve and present the history of Chicamacomico and commemorate its valiant heroes. The MISSION of the Association is to preserve the historic Chicamacomico site and tell its unique story.

To support the North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences.

To support history, education, and arts programs of the Elizabeth II and Roanoke Island Festival Park, a North Carolina state site.

To conduct, compile and disseminate research that improves access of African Americans to education and information abut teaching and learning.

Inspired by “El Sistema,” the international movement of music for social change, Kidznotes provides free-of-charge musical instruction after school for K-12 students in Durham and Wake Counties, and pre-K in Chapel Hill-Carrboro. 75% of Kidznotes students qualify for federal free and reduced lunch. All Kidznotes student musicians receive an instrument and up to 10 hours of music instruction each week, totaling 400 hours of rigorous, high quality instruction a year at no cost to our families. During the 2018-19 school year, Kidznotes enrolled 531 students from six Title I schools in Durham, five in Southeast Raleigh, and two in Chapel Hill-Carrboro. Kidznotes student musicians also participated in a 1-week summer camp, had opportunities to perform in conjunction with and learn from numerous guest artists, and performed at over 50 events for a total audience count of 5,000.