HAPPY GIVING TUESDAY!
Please Donate HERE to bring Musical Learning & Joy to Students in 2025!
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Sharing your time, talent, and treasure with Guitars and Ukes in the Classroom
will make a lasting difference for children and teens for whom
learning to make music can develop a pathway to a more creative future,
imparts a valuable lifeskill, a way to collaborate with others, a sense of promise
and purpose, a tool for mental health, and a way to engage, focus, think, practice,
and succeed with challenging subjects at school.
Imagine the good your gift can do!
will make a lasting difference for children and teens for whom
learning to make music can develop a pathway to a more creative future,
imparts a valuable lifeskill, a way to collaborate with others, a sense of promise
and purpose, a tool for mental health, and a way to engage, focus, think, practice,
and succeed with challenging subjects at school.
Imagine the good your gift can do!
Please Enjoy this short video from the San Diego Women's Foundation about our work in early childhood education!
HEY 2025 - WE'RE BRINGING BACK IN-PERSON INSTRUCTION!
This fall we are re-launching an important initiative to support spreading training, resources, instruments, and educational materials to classrooms around America. California is our home, but since 2020, teachers in 40 states and 10 countries have taken our free virtual classes to learn to sing, play, compose, teach, and lead songs for learning all subjects and build classroom community. Our drive between now and December 31st aims to equip, coach, and encourage these educators to teach uke in their classrooms, start after school music clubs, and begin to train their fellow and sister teachers and specialists in our welcoming, developmental approach to making music with students as part of learning everything. Each and every tax-deductible dollar given through the donation window below will help make this a reality in classrooms located in remote, rural, and urban communities of all sizes. Want to see a GITC program start up in your schools? Please drop us a line!
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