Our mission
Opportunity, not just assistance.
We help teens pursue the arts long term by connecting them with practical opportunities, preparation and community, and by putting teens in real leadership roles where they organize, create and take initiative.
Arts access
Help teens pursue the arts long term by connecting them with practical opportunities, preparation and community.
Opportunity
Support teens who may lack financial resources, family support or access to industry guidance.
Teen leadership
Put teens in meaningful roles where they organize, create, communicate and take initiative.
What the program funds
Practical support for real careers
Funds raised through our events support competitive scholarships for approved arts and career-preparation opportunities.
Professional preparation
Industry-related opportunities that help teens prepare for auditions, performances and creative careers.
Access to resources
Support for eligible opportunities such as professional headshots, training and other approved career-preparation needs.
Competitive scholarships
Teens apply for scholarship support. Awards are determined through a clear process established with the Foundation.
How scholarships work
Applied for. Competed for. Earned.
Teens apply
Applicants explain the opportunity they’re pursuing, what support they need and why it matters to their goals.
Awards are competitive
Awards are based on criteria established and approved by the Foundation, not simply handed out.
Support is practical
With Foundation approval, awards can help with eligible headshots, classes, workshops or other career preparation.
Who it’s for
- Teens committed to pursuing the arts long term
- Teens whose families can’t fully fund industry-related opportunities
- Teens with talent and drive but limited support, guidance or access
Our commitments
- The focus is opportunity and initiative, not only financial need
- Recipients never have to publicly disclose personal financial circumstances
- The Foundation determines eligibility, award amounts and administration
The six-month pilot
Start small. Grow from proof.
One founding group, a few focused opportunities and a limited event calendar, built on existing Majestic events and partnerships.
- Month 1
Build
Recruit ambassadors, confirm the scholarship structure, identify Majestic events and assign teams.
- Months 2–3
Create
Begin career sessions, school outreach and approved media; connect with professionals and partners.
- Months 4–5
Activate
Run fundraising events alongside existing Majestic programming where possible.
- Month 6
Measure
Report funds raised, scholarships supported, service hours and ambassador feedback before expanding.
What success looks like
Measured in doors opened
Skills
Teens gain practical creative and professional skills.
Leadership
Students complete real projects and take leadership responsibility.
Funds
Money is raised for approved, competitive scholarships.
Access
More teens reach arts opportunities they otherwise couldn’t pursue.