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Scholarship Foundation
The Charles Dolo Coker Scholarship Foundation Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to assist youth in their musical training and to nurture the seeds of Jazz proficiency in the young minds and hearts of students actively pursuing studies in music.
Our assistance is rendered in numerous ways: substantial monetary awards for competition winners, music lessons, purchasing and gifting needed musical instruments, and professional critique and guidance from established jazz musicians in the music industry. We encourage networking among peers, and give interested youth ongoing mentoring in music and life development.
Our annual April Tribute to Dolo Concert is a tribute to Dolo Coker and introduces our scholarship competition winners as they demonstrate their extraordinary talents. We also conduct a Jazz Clinic each September, where students and their families can learn directly from a panel of jazz greats, and a Jazz Showcase where established pros and up-and-coming stars can be seen, heard, and enjoyed.
How to Contribute
The Dolo Coker Jazz Scholarship Foundation Awards are underwritten by proceeds from the Tribute to Dolo Concert, various organizations and donations from people like you. If you or your organizaiton would like to make a tax-deductible contribution, please contact us at the numbers below:
Sybil Coker
(323) 935-1374, James Cole (323) 292-6062
Or write to us at:
The Charles Dolo Coker Jazz Scholarship Foundation Inc.
P.O. Box 480028
Los Angeles, CA 90048
The Charles (Dolo) Coker Scholarship Foundation is composed solely of dedicated volunteers who give their time, knowledge, and skills freely from the heart. There are no paid staff members.
The Foundation is organized under the laws of the State of California, and tax exempt under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, Federal ID#954203652.
2008 Board of Directors Sybil J. Thomas Coker, President/Founder |
2008 Scholarship Committee Sybil J. Thomas Coker, Chairwoman |
Fundraising Committee Dorian Frank, Chairwoman |