UPBEAT: African Children's Choir

UPBEAT from Erin Levin on Vimeo.

The Grammy-nominated African Children’s Choir has hundreds of thousands of fans across the world, but is lacking an up-to-date 360 view of their story to share.
These precious recording artists are incredibly gifted and their energetic live performances have been life changing. The closest thing to their live music is this up close and personal HD concert footage.

This documentary will empower Music for Life and the African Children’s Choir to continue their rich tradition of sustainable development work and success in uplifting children through sharing the tools to become positive and effective leaders. 
 -- Erin Levin

What is Water On Tap?

March 22nd is World Water Day

Water On Tap is a month-long endeavor with specific emphasis on World Water Day (3/22) to raise funds in support of *African Children's Choir's efforts to bring clean water to a community, a school, and a hospital in Southern Sudan. 

For the month of March, Six Feet Under Westside (14th street) will be supporting Water On Tap by encouraging customers to donate to this project by donating a "glass of clean water" for $1 or a "well" for $5 that will then be displayed around the restaurant. On world water day both Six Feet Under locations will be encouraging their customers to donate a dollar for their tap water. Six Feet Under will match all in-store donations raised in the month of March. Visit one of Six Feet Under's two Atlanta locations in March to participate, or donate online *here.

For every $5 you donate, you are giving the gift of 5 years of clean water to an individual. 

Give Water. Give Life.

donate online

*The African Children’s Choir is a program of Music for Life Institute, a registered charity, having been determined tax exempt under section 501(c)3 by the IRS. All donations are eligible for tax deduction, as allowed by law.