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Mission
Statement Next Generation Meets the Jazz Masters will conduct jazz master classes and forums, as well as host monthly concerts which will bring together recognized concerts jazz master musicians paired with emerging young musicians for the express purpose of generation interplay, acknowledgement, education and entertainment. Consequently, we envision creating a merry noise--and propagating the gospel of jazz. How Your Contribution Helps Every contribution to the Next Generation Meets the Jazz Masters is vital and urgent, and will be acknowledged in our list of sponsors. The money will go to research, staffing, drivers, maintenance of offices, the library, audio / video equipment, studio, and the regular hardship stipend to compensate those witnesses who are indigent. We have made arrangements by which individuals as well as companies and businesses can make in-kind contributions to the Archives. (All such contributions will be acknowledged in the list of funders.) Moreover, every funder or company logo will be prominently listed on our website. Next Generation Meets the Jazz Masters is not a 501( c ) 3 organization, but we have partnered with a flow-through organization that does have 501(c) 3 status. Any tax deductable donations can be made through this 501(c) 3 partner organization. All contributions and pledges can be in the form of cash, checks, and credit/debit cards: Amex, Visa, MasterCard and Discover/Novus. We thank you for all contribution and gifts.
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Next Generation Meets the Jazz Masters 410 East 64th Street
Our Heartfelt Thanks! J. Bailey Morgan,
New York • London • Washington, DC
Jonathan
Hartman,
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Athens •
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