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Kate’s Voice is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization that provides music therapy services to students with special needs. Through interactive sessions, music therapy offers students with special needs opportunities to develop a wide range of skills in the social, self-expression, communication, and gross/fine motor areas.
- Kate’s Voice gave out 15 grants to Massachusetts classrooms for this 2009-2010 school year (to date, this makes 50 grants in total!). Thanks to all teachers and therapists who bring music therapy into the lives of children with special needs. For a list of the towns and schools who received grants, please refer to our Grants Page.
- On Saturday, April 10, 2010, Kate's Voice will hold its second fundraiser. This time we are holding the party at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. We plan to have a DJ, yummy food and drink, and a great time for a great cause. We truly hope YOU can join us! Besides raising money, the night will be a blast and a cheerful way to usher in the spring. Please save the date.
Kate's Voice will be featured on WBZ-TV "What's in Store." The show airs January 13th at 9:30pm on TV 38 (WSBK) and on Sunday, January 17th at 11:00am on WBZ-TV (Channel 4).
Background -- In 2008, the Music Drives Us Foundation gave a grant to Kate's Voice to sponsor additional classrooms. Recently, Music Drives Us decided to film a Kate's Voice classroom and feature it in their TV piece and on their public service announcements. Kate's Voice was one of their favorite non-profits! We were honored to participate.
- Thanks to all the schools, teaching staff and music therapists who received 2008-2009 Kate’s Voice grants. You all helped to make last year’s programs a tremendous success. We admire your dedication to this population of students. (Kate’s Voice gave out 20 grants last year to Massachusetts classrooms. For a list of the towns and schools who received grants, please refer to our Grants page.)
- Kate’s Voice recently granted funds to reinstate part of the music therapy program at Boston Medical Center’s SPARK Center. Devastating funding cuts at Boston Medical Center’s SPARK forced them to their shut down their successful music therapy program. We loved offering them funding to get this program going again.
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Kate's Voice
P.O. Box 365
Sudbury, MA 01776
Tel. 978-440-9913
katesvoice@comcast.net
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