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Goodbye 2020 ✌ Hello 2021 😁

 

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Goodbye 2020!

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As this tough year comes to an end, BEAT thanks our friends for all of the love and support that helped us make it this far. It's been a bumpy road, but we couldn't have made it without you!

As we enter this new year, we are filled with hope for our exciting initiatives upcoming in 2021. BEAT wishes you a new year filled with joy, opportunity, growth, strength, and love. 

Have a safe and Happy New Year everyone!

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As we reach the end of giving season, it’s not too late to give the gift of BEAT programming to under-resourced youth & people with disabilities.

Click Here to lodge your support for these vital communities by showing them that their voices and abilities matter. Every dollar donated directly funds workshops that unleashes the creative potential of these vital communities.

So make like Bobby McFerrin & donate to the BEAT today!
 
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New Year, New Look


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In 2021, BEAT will be parting ways with MailChimp as our main newsletter platform and will be moving to Constant Contact. If you are receiving this newsletter, you don't have to worry about re-subscribing as we will be transferring all of our MailChimp contacts to Constant Contact.

Be on the lookout for our fresh new look starting on Monday, January 4th!
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