Donate to music education in Asheville, North Carolina

The Haunted Trail at The Adventure Center of Asheville is a thrilling experience located at 85 Expo Drive in Asheville, North Carolina. This institution offers much more than just a spooky trail - it is a night of fun for families with kids under 12! With pirates, an escape room, a new glow zone, monster-sized games, a Lil' Ghouls area, and delicious food and drinks, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The highlight of the experience is the 18 scene live action trail with over 50 actors bringing the scares to life. In addition to the Haunted Trail, guests can also explore the Treetops Adventure Park Aerial Glow Trail, where they can climb on illuminated aerial trails with colorful twinkle and laser lights. The institution also prides itself on giving back to the community, having raised over 73,000 meals for MANNA in just 3 years. Guests can donate to Give To The Music and support Camp Lakey Gap to create a sensory-friendly experience.

Give to the Music is a non-profit organization located at 1408 Patton Avenue in Asheville, North Carolina. Since our establishment in March 2011, we have raised over $200,000 to support music education for underserved children in need of financial assistance. We have funded over 250 students for private lessons, performance classes, and summer camps, as well as gifted over 100 instruments to children attending Music Academy, Rock Academy, local high schools, and other nonprofit organizations. Our dedicated team of volunteers works tirelessly to make music education accessible to all who ask. Through private donations, grants, and fundraisers, we are able to provide tuition for music lessons, classes, and camps, as well as instruments and musical equipment for our students. One hundred percent of your donations go directly towards our students' music education.

Little Rock, also known as the John C. Campbell Folk School, is a unique institution located at 1 State Road 1565 in Brasstown, North Carolina. This school offers a diverse range of weeklong and weekend classes for adults in craft, art, music, dance, cooking, gardening, nature studies, photography, writing, and more. Nestled in the picturesque mountains of western North Carolina, the Folk School provides a non-competitive and intimate learning environment on its 270-acre campus. Supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, the Folk School attracts students from around the world who come to experience the rich cultural heritage of the Appalachian region. Whether you're interested in taking a class, shopping for Appalachian crafts, or supporting the school through donations, there are many ways to get involved with this nonprofit institution. Come and join us at Little Rock for a truly enriching and unforgettable educational experience.