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Miami, FL (April 15, 2015) – Instrumentsnbottle.org (INAB) is a competitive initiative to bring communities together to save the planet while monetizing the blessings on earth that we have been given. This work will help to protect our environment and to leave our future in a much better place than we inherited. INAB is a global recycling program that takes the redeemable value of plastic, aluminum, paper and card board to purchase instruments for the revitalization of at risk school music and art programs. INAB was founded and launched by Jacqueline Carmon on October 16, 201

INAB is honored to partner with Miami Music Project (MMP). INAB’s mission, “Giving the Gift of Life through the Gift of Music” is synonymous with Miami Music Project’s vision. MMP uses music as an instrument for social transformation, empowering children to acquire values and achieve their full potential positively affecting their society through the study and performance of music. MMP uses music to achieve goals such as developing values of community, sharing and teamwork, developing creativity, discipline, perseverance and self-esteem. They inspire children to reach excellence through their own efforts, improving the performance of children at school and strengthening the unity of families. INAB strives to reach the same goals through community efforts, banning together our youth and their families and fostering artistic development. This is an incredulous partnership! Miami Music Project was founded in 2008 by world-renowned conductor James Judd.

“We feel very fortunate to be recognized by this great organization. We will go above and beyond to make this an effective and extraordinary partnership. We will bring awareness to our missions and provide assistance to school music and art programs that are in need of instruments”. – INAB Founder

INAB’s initiative was established to bring awareness to the importance of maintaining at risk school music and art programs. This initiative also stresses the importance of fostering artistic development in children and promoting the need to preserve our natural environment. INAB’s commitment to reduce the waste stream while saving the arts is the driving force behind the program.

INAB’s goal for saving the music and art programs and promoting environmental awareness through recycling can have a life time behavioral changing impact on the participants and the world. For more information please contact us at 866-823-7319, visit our website at http://www.instrumentsnabottle.org/, like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/INSTRUMENTSNABOTTLE and follow us on twitter at INAB_MIAMI.

Media Contact:
Jacqueline Carmon
[email protected]
1-866-823-7319
www.instrumentsnabottle.org

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