Phoenix Boys Choir

The Phoenix Boys Choir is a non-profit organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. The organization employs four people and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. Founded in 1947, the Phoenix Boys Choir is a Grammy-award winning choral music training program. The Phoenix Boys Choir provides opportunities for young people to develop their musical talents through training, education, and performance experiences. The choir offers a wide range of musical repertoire, from classical to popular selections, and performs for audiences across the United States and internationally. The choir also participates in music festivals and collaborates with other professional groups. Over its 75-year history, the Phoenix Boys Choir has touched the lives of thousands of boys, fostering their musical growth and providing opportunities for personal development and lifelong friendships. The choir has performed for four United States Presidents and has shared the stage with numerous renowned entertainers, including Doc Severinsen, Stevie Wonder, and Keith Lockhart conducting the Boston Pops Orchestra. The Phoenix Boys Choir welcomes boys and young men of all backgrounds and encourages participation from diverse communities. To learn more about the choir or to get involved, please visit their website at phoenixboyschoir.org.