Harmony Project Celebrates Conductor’s Circle Members

Los Angeles, CA (Sunday, February 23) - Harmony Project's esteemed Conductor's Circle members gathered at the prestigious Brentwood Country Club for an evening of celebration and appreciation. Harmony Project Conductor’s Circle members are supporters who donate $5,000 or more on an annual basis. The annual event is a heartfelt thank you to our Conductor’s Circle members, showcasing the transformative power of music and the profound impact their generosity has on the lives of our young artists.

Gathering of Conductor’s Circle members.

The evening commenced with a warm welcome from our Chair of the Board, Lisa E. Delgado, Esq., who expressed deep gratitude for the Conductor's Circle's unwavering commitment. Ms. Delgado highlighted the tangible results of their support, sharing impactful student development numbers that underscore the direct link between their contributions and our students' success.

Harmony Project La Habra guitarist performing for guests.

One of the heartfelt moments of the event featured powerful testimonials from Harmony Project alumni, Sheyla Portillo and Eros Lopez. Their stories resonated deeply with attendees, illustrating the life-changing experiences made possible by the program. Sheyla and Eros spoke passionately about how Harmony Project provided them with invaluable tools and opportunities, shaping their paths as they navigate their college journeys.

Adding to the evening's magic were musical performances by our talented young artists and alumni, showcasing the very essence of Harmony Project's mission. The performances served as a testament to the dedication, talent, and potential that the Conductor's Circle helps unlock, aligning with our organizational mantra: “Give Music. Change Lives”.

Musicianship students sing for Conductor’s Circle members.

During the evening Harmony Project Executive Director, Natalie Jackson, took the stage to express profound gratitude for the Conductor's Circle's continued support. She emphasized the critical role their generosity plays in enabling Harmony Project to remain agile and responsive. Ms. Jackson shared how their support has allowed Harmony Project to quickly provide assistance to families affected by the recent wildfires, ensuring our families receive the support they need.

Chairman Emeritus, Howard Banchik, spoke throughout the evening, sharing his appreciation and emphasizing the direct, positive impact our guests have on children from underserved communities. Mr. Banchik reiterated the significant positive impact the Conductor’s Circle has had on Harmony Project’s ability to foster brighter futures for its young artists.

Chairman Emeritus Howard Banchik.

The event was a resounding success, a testament to the incredible community that surrounds Harmony Project. To see more pictures from the event please click here. We are deeply grateful to our Conductor's Circle members for their unwavering belief in our mission and their commitment to empowering young lives through the transformative power of music.

Harmony Project Wind Ensemble performing for guests.

About Harmony Project:

Harmony Project is a nonprofit that provides high-quality music instruction and social support to children year-round at no cost throughout community hubs in Los Angeles. As one of Los Angeles’ largest music education organizations, Harmony Project is dedicated exclusively to serving children from low-income families and under-resourced communities, Harmony Project envisions a world in which all students have equal access to opportunities to learn how to play music and the resources needed to thrive in college and beyond. Harmony Project’s holistic approach to student success has resulted in impressive outcomes with 98 percent of the graduating high school class accepted to a college or university during the 2023-2024 academic year.

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