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A word from our Executive Director... |
Welcome to our website! Youth mean the world to us. Especially those who are at-risk. That's why The HUSH Foundation is committed to working to better the lives of youth by supporting and helping them grow to their full potential. But our support does not stop there...We love seniors too and hence assist the Elderly, providing them with a strong and comforting support system. If you want to make a difference in a youth's life or Elderly person's life, simply support our programs. All donations (funds, in- kind, and sponsorship) are tax-deductible . We graciously thank you for your support of our efforts.
Brandi Taylor Executive Director The HUSH Foundation |
Our Goals: Provide a solid, nurturing foundation, develop inner talents, inspire, train and mentor youth. |
The Outcome of youth participation in our programs: Confidence, High Achievement, Productive Citizens |
Our Mission Statement: To inspire youth and be inspired by their accomplishments. |
Our Executive Director: Brandi Taylor |
Brandi Taylor was born and raised in Southern California, and began dancing when she was 3 years old. She is very versatile in many styles of dance: Hip Hop, Jazz, Lyrical, Modern, Tap, African and Ballet. She was cheer and songleader captain at her high school, and was given the opportunity to choreograph many dances for her team. Brandi trained at Paul Kennedy Dance Studio, El Camino College, and with teachers and choreographers. Brandi was previously the dance captain and company member of KPA Fusion Dance Repertoire for 4 years. She is currently a member of 2wisted Elegance L.A Dance Company and a GROOV3 Instructor; where she currently teaches in Torrance and Orange County. Brandi's professional experience includes dancing background for various artists, videos, and showing her creative side by artistically assisting and directing shows .This year she was selected by Disney's Choreographer, Katisha Adams to assist as choreographer for the “Divas of Compton’ and featured on the hit Lifetime television show, “Bring It.” While she continues to let her dancing abilities flourish, Brandi is a role model to the youth she works with here at The HUSH Foundation, where she is the Executive Director. Her goal is to break the stereotype view of how dancers should look.…"We all come in many shapes and sizes, but we all love to do one thing...and that's DANCE!!!" Brandi’s philosophy inspires our youth to have confidence in themselves, pursue their dreams against all odds, and know that success is based upon an artist’s ability to connect with their audience, and not based on their outward appearance. |