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The Young Musicians Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, CA, dedicated to providing music education and opportunities to young musicians since 1955. Through their innovative and responsive programming, the foundation offers a variety of programs for schools, community, and partnership programs, aiming to foster creativity, connection, and musical growth in the local community.Generated from the website

Woodcraft Rangers is a non-profit organization in Los Angeles that has been guiding young people for nearly 100 years, helping them explore pathways to purposeful lives. Through their afterschool and summer programs, they offer unique expanded learning opportunities to over 14,000 students each year, empowering them to develop new skills, deepen their understanding of the world, and become more committed to their community. With a focus on agency and choice, Woodcraft Rangers provides students with the opportunity to grow and learn in a fun and transformational way. Their day camps, summer sleepaway camps, and afterschool programs offer well-balanced experiences driven by the interests and motivations of the youth they serve, fostering academic success, character development, and a connection to nature and adventure.Generated from the website

The Pfaffinger Foundation, based in Los Angeles, CA, is a philanthropic organization established by Frank Pfaffinger, a Bavarian immigrant who dedicated 53 years of his life working for the Los Angeles Times. In 1936, Mr. Pfaffinger generously contributed the majority of his estate to create the foundation, with the aim of providing assistance to employees and former employees of Times Mirror who are in need. The foundation offers individual grants to eligible individuals and retirees, as well as community grants to support nonprofit organizations. With a total giving of $140 million and 87 years of service, the Pfaffinger Foundation has made a significant impact by supporting 29,230 individuals through $108 million in individual grants and 1,558 community nonprofits through $32 million in community grants. The foundation's mission is to continue Mr. Pfaffinger's legacy of helping those in need, and it remains committed to providing support and resources to employees and retirees of the former Times Mirror companies.Generated from the website