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| Our Mission |
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To produce confident and creative kids through musical theatre education, performance and leadership training. | |
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| Musical Theatre Summer Camps! |
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Register Now - It's Not Too Late!
 It's not too late to sign up for Kids Who Care's July International Musical Theatre Camp!
July 11 - August 3
- Professional Musical Theatre Training
- KidPower Leadership
- International Exchange Students
- Summer Stock Experience: 3 Weeks, Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm
- Professional venue: W.E. Scott Theatre
- All experience levels welcome
- 6 Public Performances: Thursday - Sunday
- Producing new, original musical Let My Heart Sing
Watch a video about July camp!
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| West Side Story Playing in June |
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June 20-22 at the Scott Theatre
 Kids Who Care presents the popular, classic West Side Story this June.
Get your tickets early. Last year's June shows sold out!
Fri, June 20, 7:30 p.m.
Sat, June 21, 2:00 p.m.
Sat, June 21, 7:30 p.m.
Sun, Jun 22, 7:30 p.m.
Call 817.737.5437 or buy tickets online. |
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Kids Who Care Performs This Saturday |
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May 17 Book Release Celebration, 10:30am at Downtown Fort Worth Library
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Saturday, May 17, 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
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Central Library in Downtown Fort Worth, Tandy Lecture Hall, 500 West 3rd Street - Free Parking
- Be among the first to see Angels at My Door!
- Enjoy book readings and performance by Kids Who Care
- View Fort Worth ISD angel art displays
- Enjoy cookies and punch
- Purchase your very own copy (proceeds benefit AIDS Outreach Center, Samaritan House and Tarrant County AIDS Interfaith Network).
The first book of its kinds in the United States, Angels at My Door is written by Kids Who Care's Deborah Jung and Fort Worth area children touched by HIV/AIDS.
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| Summer Leadership Team |
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Kids Who Care - Creating Tomorrow's Corporate & Community Leaders
 This summer, over 100 students will serve as leaders during Kids Who Care's summer musical theatre camps.
Every leader selected for the Summer KidPower Team - interns, apprentices, student staff (16+) and university level camp staff - will receive one week of leadership training, using Kids Who Care's proprietary team-building and leadership training methodology, called KidPower Leadership Training. Kids Who Care's adult staff and board are trained each year using the same model.
The Kids Who Care leadership training includes:
- Verve - The Five Points of Power
- The Kids Who Care Culture
- Kids Who Care Founding Principles
- Goals to Action to Jobs
- Skills, Games, Warm-ups, Ensemble
- Workshop of Production
- Leadership Logistics
Additionally, ALL kids on the Kids Who Care summer leadership team raise funds for summer student staff stipends.
This year, the Summer KidPower Team's goal is $35,000. Last year, their goal was $25,000, and they raised $30,331! The kids do ALL of this fundraising themselves, from planning to execution.
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