Despite the challenges of 2020, The Coffeehouse Project continues to offer programs, like One-to-One Enrichment and Second Story Sessions, via Internet platforms and work creatively with our nonprofit partners.
But we sure could use your help – which is why WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE CHP “ROAD CREW” – BECOME ONE OF THE SPECIAL PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES WHO KEEPS THE MUSIC GOING!
The CHP Road Crew is a dedicated group of people who pledge monthly donations to The Coffeehouse Project in support of our mission to enhance people’s lives through participatory music-making, regardless of their situation or abilities.
The CHP Road Crew Has Four Membership Levels –
So everyone can help keep the music humming at The Coffeehouse Project!
$10/month $25/month $50/monthGUITAR TECH
Special Thank You Gift:
Exclusive “CHP Road Crew” sticker – perfect for your laptop or guitar.SOUND PERSON
Special thank you gift:
A stylish “Life Goes Better with Music” ceramic mug for morning coffee or afternoon tea.STAGE MANAGER
Special thank you gift:
This spacious, eco-friendly “CHP Road Crew” tote to carry all your musical accoutrements.
Receive all three thank you gifts!Monthly donations by The CHP Road Crew make a difference because they:
- Show CHP has a committed community of engaged supporters we can count on
- Help us manage our budget and plan for growth by providing regular support
- Allow us to spend less time fundraising and more time bringing music into the world!
Don’t worry – it’s easy to make, view, edit, or cancel this recurring donation anytime online.
Membership has its benefits – in addition to your thank you gift, all members of The CHP Road Crew receive:
- A shout out in our monthly newsletter
- 10% discount on CHP store purchases
- The knowledge your contribution supports The Coffeehouse Project’s transformative work
- The ability to proudly say, “I’m with the band!”
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The Coffeehouse Project Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) community music organization dedicated to providing arts education, with a focus on music-making in the community, through classes, workshops, presentations and performances. Programming is directed toward people living in New Jersey who, otherwise, might not have outlets for artistic expression. Populations served include children and adults – with special emphasis on providing music-making opportunities for seniors and people with additional needs.