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Oregon BRAVO Youth Orchestras

Bravo Youth Orchestras - Social Change Through Music
Social Change Through Music

Oregon BRAVO Youth Orchestras provides free musical instruments and music instruction to students from some of Portland's most under-resourced schools, teaching not only musical skills but educational and life skills as well.
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What We Do

Oregon BRAVO Youth Orchestras provides free musical instruments and instruction to youngsters from some of Portland's under-resourced schools, teaching not only musical skills but those of focus, determination, group dynamics, collaboration and conflict resolution; all with the goal of being able to apply these skills to any future endeavor in which they choose to engage. At the same time, they experience the wonder of achievement and creativity.

What We Need
  • Administrative Support/Clerical
  • Event Organizing
  • Fundraising/Campaigning
  • Mentoring/Youth Development

Opportunities
  • In person: One-time
  • In person: Ongoing
BRAVO - Social Change Through Music

This video highlights the impact of the Portland Children's Levy.

Two members of Oregon Bravo Youth Orchestras, one holding a hornclarinet and one holding a
Oregon Bravo Youth Orchestras performance

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Oregon BRAVO Youth Orchestras
P.O. Box 83269
Portland, OR 97283
United States

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Please note that depending on role, volunteers may work at other locations and/or at other times. Contact our volunteer coordinator to find the best fit for you.

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