The nonprofit works to provide music education to kids who may not normally have access to lessons and performances.
PORTLAND, Ore. — After 26 years of providing music classes and camps to underserved kids in Portland and around Oregon, nonprofit Ethos Music Center said it has no clear path to raise the money it needs to continue operating beyond the next couple of months.
Like many other local arts organizations in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ethos now says it’s facing an existential threat. In a letter to families on April 16, the board of directors wrote that for the fiscal year that ended June
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