Sound Impact

Reunited. 💗

13 years ago, we came together with a simple idea: that we could use music in a bigger way and help young people to discover their voices and tell their own stories.

Today, Sound Impact co-founders Rebecca, Tiffany, and Danielle are reunited to launch a new pilot program at the San Mateo Juvenile Detention Center in partnership with Music at Kohl Mansion.

We’re excited to see what these young people imagine with us as we explore music, creativity, and the power of storytelling together.

🤩We're so proud to see our after-school Time Travel Through the Ukulele program at William Ramsay Elementary featured in the news! Through music, students are building confidence, creativity, and community—one chord at a time.

A special thank you to Sound Impact teaching artist Glenda Bates, William Ramsay music teacher Naya Griles, and ACPS Fine Arts Coordinator Meagan Carrick for helping make this program possible. We are also grateful to the City of Alexandria, Alexandria City Public Schools, and the Virginia Commission for the Arts for their support.

Read the full story here:

Ukulele Club strikes a chord at Alexandria’s William Ramsay Elementary | ALXnow Kids are clamoring to be part of the Ukulele Club at William Ramsay Elementary School. The nine-week after-school program for second graders only started in the spring. With the end of the school year around the corner, the 15 kids in the club are rehearsing for an upcoming school assembly and a per...