Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors
The Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors Inc. is a nonprofit organization established in 1984, dedicated to supporting the rich legacy of jazz music in Kansas City. Founded by Mayor Richard L. Berkley, it raises funds to aid local musicians in need and promotes educational programs through various initiatives, including the Musician's Assistance Fund and the Tommy Ruskin Memorial Fund for Jazz Education.
Through its efforts, the Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors provide essential support to uninsured and underinsured jazz musicians via the John Booth Legacy Fund, ensuring that they receive the dignity they deserve in times of hardship. The organization actively fosters community engagement with live performances and donations to local jazz programs, sustaining the vibrant jazz culture that defines the city.
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