Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir

The Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir, founded in 1964 by Mary D. and F. Howard Walsh, is a renowned handbell ensemble based in Fort Worth, Texas. Named after Dorothy Shaw, the wife of Dr. Lloyd Shaw, who wrote the poems for the play "The Littlest Wiseman," the choir has become a cherished gift to the city of Fort Worth. With a mission to foster excellence through discipline and music, the choir delights audiences around the world with their unique performances and travels. The Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir offers a perfect extra-curricular activity for young students, providing long-term benefits and a variety of natural talents, abilities, strengths, and interests. With a repertoire that spans across genres and cultures, the choir has toured 5 continents, 20 countries, and 34 states, spreading their music and delighting audiences everywhere. Through their dedication and commitment, the Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir continues to shape the lives of students and bring joy to communities worldwide.Generated from the website

Color Me Empowered, founded by Kristen E. Rice in 2008, is a nonprofit organization based in Dallas, Texas, dedicated to inspiring children and engaging the community through art. With a focus on school-aged children, they offer programs that empower youth to utilize their creativity for positive change while fostering core values such as optimism, kindness, and cultural sensitivity. The organization has successfully completed over 30 public art projects and has positively impacted more than 3,500 students in the Dallas area. Through initiatives like the WestSIDE Stories Art Festival, Color Me Empowered showcases the healing and uniting power of art, encouraging community involvement and self-expression among young artists. Generated from the website