Creative Arts Foundation Of Brevard

Heavily involved in producing shows and on the hunt for fine talent, Mr. Frank is a member of the Board Of Directors for the Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard, Inc., a non-profit organization that issues grants and awards to exceptionally talented youngsters in need of assistance in following their dreams in the world of music, art, dance and other creative endeavors. The foundation is fully funded by donations and receipts from special events such as concerts, art shows and competitions.

The Creative Arts Foundation is producing “Brevard’s Got Music Talent” at the Unitarian Church facility in Rockledge, on U.S. #1. After a series of auditions from local youngsters between ages 10- and 19, the top ten finalists (based on judges scores) will compete in the show where the first prize is $1500, Second Prize, $750, Third Prize, $400 and Fourth prize $150

For more information about the foundation, and the upcoming show, please visit their web site: www.CAFOB.org

Frank’s wife, Suzanne, a sculpture artist, is also heavily involved in the Creative arts Foundation. Please visit her web site at www.parisiensculptures.com.

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