Your Song is a fiscally sponsored project of Unmanageable, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to mobilize resources and build power for independent artists engaged in social change work.

Since 2020, Unmanageable has raised $3.3M+ for artist-led, community-rooted projects primarily across the South.

Through the TN Arts Commission’s Arts Pathway for Youth Success and Arts Access Grants we have been able to provide workshops for elders in memory care and youth in need of support.

With grant support from the Holloway Family Foundation we have been able to provide therapeutic songwriting workshops and recording sessions with youth in middle Tennessee. Just recently we were awarded a grant to help with general operations.

Through our fiscal sponsor, Unmanageable, we were awarded a $2000 grant to support our work with youth in Middle Tennessee.

Healing Housing is a 501c(3) non-profit created for women without financial resources, who are in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. They have experienced trauma, poverty, incarceration and are facing homelessness when they arrive from an area treatment center or from jail. We have been fortunate to have the opportunity to work with the women at Healing Housing through our 6 week “Finding Your Voice” workshop and our 1 day intensive therapeutic songwriting workshop.

Making the world a more equitable place by building community through music, education, and conversation in the D.C. area.

Intersection uses contemporary music in an intentional way to bring forward new and unique voices, build community, and engage in dialogue. Programs have centered around social issues such as race and social justice, and around musical cultures such as those of Mexico and China. Intersection works with dozens of community partners to reach new audiences, increase our community impact, and engage youth in our educational programs.

Jasmine Road’s mission is to offer women who are trapped in a cycle of sexual exploitation and addiction a path to freedom, a haven for healing, and the opportunity to flourish, leading to generational change and the betterment of our Greenville community.

Our mission is to provide pathways to activate the power of communities working together to build a more just and compassionate Greenville.

Our vision is a justice-driven Greenville where residents learn and work together to build relationships and use their collective power to eliminate systems of oppression and advance peace and racial equity.

Abe’s Garden Community is a 501(c)(3) social benefit organization. This means we are dedicated to improving the quality of life for older adults and investing financial resources into our organization to fulfill our mission. As a nonprofit, we seek donors to help enhance programming, improve campus grounds and buildings, and provide supportive opportunities for employees. Charitable contributions to the organization are essential to the organization’s financial well-being.