At Harmony4Kidz, we love our music almost as much as we love our kidz.

We believe that there is no better way to bring people together around a cause than through music. We’ve seen it time and again…old and young, rich and poor, all joining together at our concerts.

We also realize that on a local level that many charitable organizations often hold smaller individual fund raising events, such as “walk-a-thons”, etc. They invest a great deal of time in planning events, and often spend a considerable amount of money to promote these events.

At Harmony4Kidz, we’ve found that our Concerts and other musical events often promote themselves, as local radio stations and others are more than willing to get the word out.

Our goal is to bring together multiple charitable organizations within a community, all joining together with Harmony4Kidz to plan and promote fund-raising Concerts at large to mid-sized venues, and to generate a large turn out and recognition of the importance of helping needy and homeless children.

Our 2008 Fund Raising Event are scheduled for July 19th at The Black Rock Art Center in Bridgeport CT. We are also organizing an Art exhibit there that is scheduled to begin on July 10th and will last till end of August 2008.

Our second Annual Peace Concert will be held at the High Line Ballroom In New York City this year. We are very excited about these events and will be keeping you posted.

Two Can Change The World - make a $2.00 donation and ask 2 of your friends or family to do the same. Our Goal is to raise $10,000 by September 21st to help the street kids of New York have a place to stay over the upcomming winter. Please help us make this happen. Participate in our "Two Can Change The World" Campaing. Thank you for making a difference for our kids.

Every day, homeless children are confronted with trama.

• 74% of homeless children worry they will have no place to live.
• 58% worry they will have no place to sleep.
• 87% worry that something bad will happen to their family.

• 97% of homeless children move, many up to three times.
• More than 30% are evicted from their housing.
• 22% are separated from their family.
• Almost 25% have witnessed acts of violence within their family.