A home reaches out
An activities coordinator gets in touch, or we follow up with a home we already visit, and lock a date.

Four students played the afternoon set for residents.
HarmonYouth Foundation is student-run in Calgary. We put musicians in senior homes on a set schedule, and we build assistive devices for people with disabilities.
All performancesMost homes only see entertainment once in a while. We wanted it on the calendar every month, so residents start expecting it.
An activities coordinator gets in touch, or we follow up with a home we already visit, and lock a date.
Five to ten students, 30 to 45 minutes, solo pieces and a few group ones — piano, strings, voice, clarinet.
Photos go out, certificates and service letters get signed, and the next home usually books off the back of them.
Student musicians from around Calgary perform on a set schedule, not as a one-off concert. Nobody has to commit to every date — you sign up for what works, and you get a real audience instead of a panel scoring you out of ten.
Members 3D print and assemble devices from the Makers Making Change open-source library, reviewed by occupational therapists. Finished devices go to people in our community at little to no cost. You don’t need a printer — build meetings need hands more than hardware.
Any skill level you’re comfortable playing in front of people. We add you to the roster and check in before each show to see who can make it, so signing up never locks you into a date.
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Students, families, and care homes all start the same way — one form or one email. We answer every message ourselves.
No. You’re on the roster, and we check in before each show to see who can make it. Say yes to what works.
Piano, strings, voice, clarinet, cello — whatever you bring. Any skill level you’re comfortable playing in front of people.
Every 4 hours of performing or building earns a certificate. You can request a Volunteer Service Letter at any performance — ask an organiser on the day, or email us and we’ll write it that week.
No. Build meetings need people to assemble, wire switches, and test. We print the parts ahead of time.
Yes — email us and we’ll find a date. All we need is a common room and a piano, or space for one.
All proceeds and donations go to the hospitals and senior homes we support. HarmonYouth takes none of the money — 100% of it is passed on.
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