2025-10-03T13:27:51-07:00 2024-12-31 263414270 Freedomtax Accounting & Multiservices 1016 E Osceola Pkwy Kissimmee FL 34744 990 2024-01-01 934946788 JAZZ HAMILTON ARTS FOUNDATION INC JAZZ 4075132292 51 E JEFFERSON ST 2264 ORLANDO FL 32801 DENISE FIGUEROA Vice President 2025-10-03 true true Julian Vasquez P00546003 4073441012 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z 51 E JEFFERSON ST 2264 ORLANDO FL 32801 203465 false X https://jhartsfoundation.org/ X 2023 FL Focus #1: To empower underserved communities by providing equal access to music performances held in concert halls through our community outreach initiative Music for All. And, to empower underprivileged youth through music and access to high-quality mentorship and performance opportunities through our youth initiatives Notes of Change and The Jazz Hamilton Youth Community Symphony.Focus #2: To support young aspiring musicians from all backgrounds pursuing music performance studies through scholarships and mentorship.Focus #3: To empower Hispanic women pursuing business degrees through specialized scholarships and leadership workshops. 3 0 0 0 203465 0 0 0 203465 0 0 0 0 0 153966 153966 49499 49499 0 49499 Focus #1: To empower underserved communities by providing equal access to music performances held in concert halls through our community outreach initiative Music for All. And, to empower underprivileged youth through music and access to high-quality mentorship and performance opportunities through our youth initiatives Notes of Change and The Jazz Hamilton Youth Community Symphony.Focus #2: To support young aspiring musicians from all backgrounds pursuing music performance studies through scholarships and mentorship.Focus #3: To empower Hispanic women pursuing business degrees through specialized scholarships and leadership workshops. false false 78000 Program Creation, Technical Development, and Community Presence As a startup 501(c)(3) established in December 2023, the foundation dedicated 2024 to building the operational and programmatic infrastructure needed to deliver high-quality arts programs. We developed and launched core performing arts education programs to serve underrepresented youth and underprivileged communities, investing in technical infrastructure, production planning, and operational systems to support program delivery. This included building internal workflows, designing program materials, and launching a public-facing website and social media channels to establish community presence and enable outreach. Over 500 community members engaged through these platforms and early communications. These foundational efforts made the organization fully operational and equipped to deliver youth-centered music education and mentorship, directly supporting its mission to empower underserved youth through the arts. Total expenses for this activity were $78,000. 17500 Donor Engagement Through Mission-Driven Private Donor-Hosted Fundraising Events The foundation participated in 43 private donor-hosted fundraising events in 2024, featuring live music at 10 of them. Through performances, marketing materials, and digital presentations, we promoted our performing arts programs and foundation building donor relationships. We reached over 2,500 prospective donors, secured 50 new private donor and partner contacts, and increased community awareness of our programs and foundation by 30% (per event feedback). This donor engagement directly supported our exempt purpose by creating visibility for our arts education programsespecially our arts education programs for underserved-underrepresented youth, and by generating significant private donations, resources, and prospect leads for funding to sustain and expand our programs and operations. Total expenses for this activity were $17,500. 7625 Community Outreach and Youth Engagement In 2024, the foundation conducted grassroots outreach in underserved-underrepresented communities through 15 community engagements, featuring live music at 5 of them, reaching over 1,000 community members and over 750 youth. Through informal mentorship and interactive sessions in music, dance, and storytelling, we explored the lore of rhythm and song, tracing how these ancestral traditions and folk storytelling have shaped the contemporary sounds of today. These engagements were intentionally curated to reflect the cultural backgrounds of the youth and families we servedmany of whom are minorities, economically disadvantaged, and ELLs. These efforts fostered cultural pride, artistic curiosity, and community connection while growing website engagement and newsletter registration by 20%. In doing so, these efforts advanced the foundations mission by fostering direct community and youth engagement, mentorship, and exposure to the performing arts. 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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c The organization requires directors, officers, and committee members to disclose annually interest that could give rise to conflicts and to sign a statement attesting to their disclosure and affirming they received, understand, and agree to comply with the conflict of interest policy. And, the Board conducts periodic reviews of compensation and partnerships to ensure compliance with its Conflict of Interest Policy and charitable purposes and tax-exempt requirements. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The organizations Articles of Incorporation are publicly available through Sunbiz, and the Form 990 is available upon request. Bylaws and conflict of interest policy are maintained in-house for board use, with no public requests received in 2024.