Sloane Stephens Foundation

The Girl Choir of South Florida, established in 2005, stands as the premier singing ensemble for girls and young women ages 6 to 18 in the area. Renowned for its imaginative, accessible, and expressive performances, it provides a safe and nurturing environment for participants to develop their musical talents and form lasting friendships. As an independent non-profit organization, the Girl Choir of South Florida is unique in its commitment to fostering musical excellence without affiliation to any school or religious institution. Through compelling concert programming, it has gained recognition as the only not-for-profit all-girl choir in South Florida, dedicated to transforming the lives of young women through music. Generated from the website

Refine Learning Center in Fort Lauderdale is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential by fostering continuous improvement in all aspects of their lives. The center aims to empower students to believe in themselves and their abilities, drawing strength from the belief that they can achieve anything through faith. Generated from their website's infomation

The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center, founded in 1980 as a nonsectarian, non-profit, multifaceted organization, is housed in Hollywood, Florida at 2031 Harrison Street and will feature the first South Florida Holocaust Museum. The museum will put names and faces to the victims and will raise the sounds of their moral voices of conscience to mute the noise of prejudice and hatred. The museum, which will be the first in the country to teach the story in English and Spanish, will teach the universal lessons of the Holocaust. These lessons are a significant moral tool in teaching values, pluralism, responsibility, and respect for human dignity, decency, and life to this and future generations. In preparation for school class tours, the museum will provide information for teachers to help prepare their students. The Center has acquired a rail car of the type used by the Nazis during the Holocaust to transport millions of Jews to their untimely death. This rail car will be available for public viewing in 2009.