2022-03-17T09:08:39-07:00 2021-08-31 272210124 STEVEN D MOCALIS 302 Avenida de la Estrella SAN CLEMENTE CA 92672 990 2020-09-01 452800295 FERNANDO PULLUM COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER FERN 3232922700 PO BOX 561528 LOS ANGELES CA 90056 FERNANDO PULLUM Executive Dir. 2022-03-11 true FERNANDO PULLUM 999009999 STEVEN D MOCALIS P00698737 9494855522 X 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z FERNANDO PULLUM PO BOX 561528 LOS ANGELES CA 900560237 1072343 false X PULLUMCENTER.ORG X 2011 CA SEE SCHEDULE O 16 15 27 20 0 1085874 945348 10089 8410 3113 -1280 209 70365 1099285 1022843 0 0 393011 352162 0 47082 429505 408456 822516 760618 276769 262225 612208 876540 73865 75972 538343 800568 The Fernando Pullum Community Arts Center is a nonprofit organization providing free, quality performing arts instruction to more than 600 at-risk youth, ages 5 to 20. OUR VISION IS TO USE THE PERFORMING ARTS TO EMPOWER THE CHILDREN OF SOUTH LOS ANGELES TO UNDERSTAND THEIR TRUE VALUE, IMPACT THEIR COMMUNITY AS POSITIVE ROLE MODELS AND INSPIRE THEM TO EXPAND THEIR DREAMS OF WHO THEY CAN BECOME. Our instruction includes musical instruments (e.g. piano, guitar, saxophone, clarinet, flute, trumpet, trombone, and drums), voice, drama, dance, jazz band, music recording and film making. We teach students at our headquarters building as well as in neighboring schools, providing both after-school and in-school instruction. Students are given opportunities to perform in class showcases as well as in major musical productions that are staged each semester and open to the public. Advanced music students may join the Centers Jazz Band which performs regularly at community and high-profile events th false false 637862 Our Students maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 at school to qualify for Pullum Center classes. They attend one or more classes per semester, at least 2 xs per week, arrive on time ready to work and practice daily & become proficient in their chosen performing art. They learn to perform in front of audiences with self-confidence, self-respect & concentration and how to be respectful, cooperative and positive human beings who act as role models for those coming behind them. They also serve the community by participating monthly in feeding the homeless and visiting seniors in nursing homes. Over 90% of the high school students who stay with the program graduate. Over 80% of those who graduate are accepted into colleges and universities. Through exposure to Pullum Center alumni, professional musicians and field trips to local museums, performance venues and colleges, our students develop an enlarged and positive vision of who they can be. IN FISCAL YEAR 2020-21 PULLUM CENTER STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN 22 PUBLIC PERFORMANCES, 25 COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENTS, 13 COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENTS, 6 FIELD TRIPS AND PROVIDED OVER 10,000 MEALS FOR STUDENTS FAMILIES, THE COMMUNITY AND HOMELESS PERSONS. DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR 136 CLASSES WERE HELD PER WEEK FOR 318 STUDENTS. DURING THE SUMMER SESSION 116 CLASSES WERE HELD PER WEEK FOR 118 STUDENTS. 100% OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS IN OUR PROGRAM GRADUATED AND WENT ON TO HIGHER EDUCATION.DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR OUR INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH WERE SEVERELY LIMITED DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN THAT LASTED FROM SEPTEMBER 2020 TO THE END OF APRIL 2021. IN A NORMAL SCHOOL YEAR, WE SERVE AS MANY AS 800 STUDENTS. FOR THE SUMMER SESSION WE WERE ABLE TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON CLASSES, PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH WELCOME RELIEF FROM STAYING AND HOME AND PROVIDING THEM WITH CONSTRUCTIVE ACTIVITIES.PULLUM CENTER IS A MEMBER OF THE BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC CITY MUSIC NETWORK, A NETWORK OF OVER 40 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADA AND LATIN AMERICA THAT COLLECTIVELY BENEFIT OVER 46,000 STUDENTS. THE PULLUM CENTER ALSO PARTNERS WITH THE JOHN LENNON EDUCATIONAL TOUR BUS, A NON-PROFIT, STATE-OF-THE-ART, MOBILE RECORDING AND PRODUCTION FACILITY THAT TOURS THE USA YEARLY. 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