Thank you from the bottoms of our hearts and the bottoms of our guitar cases, [firstname] -- we appreciate you for your recurring donation and all it will help us build!

Your support is absolutely essential to building upon programs The Rhapsody Project has made over this past year. Your gift allows us to provide more free services to young people of color in King County, while paying our culture workers a thriving wage.

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The Rhapsody Project is a federally recognized 501(c)3 organization.

EIN 87-3845851

Here are a couple things donations like yours helped us accomplish:

We launched a new Teaching Artist Training program, where 15 community members, including 12 young people (under 25 years old), get stipends and forty hours of professional development training. Training these new teaching artists will allow us to reach more kids in schools, and it helps these aspiring teachers learn new skills as they build their careers in the arts!
In 2025, we raised over $800,000 in grants and over $89,000 in donations to continue growing our program offerings, start providing healthcare to our staff, and complete our Workshop / headquarters at King St Station! Your gift helps us demonstrate to institutional funders just how much support we have from the community.

We believe that transparency is an essential part of equitably delivering our mission. So, please know that we always welcome questions or feedback on how we can better serve our community. Feel free to contact our co-founder, Joe Seamons, with any questions or feedback: info@therhapsodyproject.org

Our whole organization is deeply grateful for your gift – thank you ever so much!

With gratitude,

The Rhapsody Project Team

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