Music for Phoenix Students: Year-End Match

Right now, your gift goes twice as far.

A generous donor will match every dollar given to Harmony Project Phoenix, up to $25,000, through December 31, 2026. Your $50 becomes $100. Your $250 becomes $500. Help us unlock the full match and reach our $50,000 goal.

What your gift makes possible

Harmony Project Phoenix gives more than 500 K-12 students in Title I schools tuition-free, year-round music education and mentorship. Families never pay for a lesson.

A student who picks up a violin here gains more than a skill. They gain a teacher who knows their name, an ensemble that counts on them, and the confidence that comes from mastering something hard. Focus, empathy and a sense of belonging take root in the rehearsal room, and students carry them into the classroom and far beyond it.

Why give today

The match ends December 31. Every dollar you give before then is doubled, and every matched dollar keeps a Phoenix student learning, playing and belonging.

Arizona residents: your gift may also earn a tax credit

Gifts support Harmony Project Phoenix through our fiscal agent, Tanner Community Development Corporation (TCDC). Eligible cash gifts may qualify for a dollar-for-dollar Arizona state income tax credit: up to $1,009 if married filing jointly, or up to $506 if single, married filing separately, or head of household.

It takes three steps: donate right here, save your receipt with your tax records, and claim your credit with Arizona Form 321 and QCO code 20789. The code belongs to TCDC, not Harmony Project. Eligible donations made by April 15, 2027, may qualify for the 2026 tax year.

Give music. Change lives.

Give today and your gift will be doubled.

The 2026 limits are annual maximums across all eligible QCO gifts, not a separate limit for each charity. Your available credit depends on your Arizona income tax liability and filing status. Tax credits are subject to eligibility. The QCO credit is nonrefundable; it is not a promise of a refund or a no-cost donation. Consult a tax professional. Harmony Project does not provide tax advice.