<div>Hey everyone — it’s your favorite bass player stepping forward with something that hits deeper than any note I’ve ever played.
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<div>Girls Rock Sacramento turns 10 years old in 2026, and they’re not just celebrating — they’re expanding, evolving, and getting louder. And honestly? They’re a huge part of why I ever had the guts to pick up a bass and claim space on a stage.
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<div>I didn’t grow up thinking I belonged in music.
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<div>I didn’t grow up thinking I could take up space.
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<div>But LRC cracked something open in me — confidence, chutzpah, and that rock‑and‑roll “move over, I’m coming through” energy.
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<div>That’s exactly what Girls Rock Sacramento gives to young people — but earlier, louder, and with a whole community behind them.
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<div>GRS is where girls, non‑binary, and gender‑expansive youth learn to:
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<div>• Turn up their volume
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<div>• Trust their voice
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<div>• Take the stage without apologizing
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<div>• Build confidence through collaboration, creativity, and pure musical joy
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<div>This program doesn’t just teach music.
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<div>It teaches belonging.
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<div>It teaches leadership.
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<div>It teaches kids that they don’t have to shrink to fit into someone else’s idea of who they should be.
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<div>And now they’re growing — which means more campers, more instruments, more scholarships, and more chances for a kid to discover the power I didn’t find until much later in life.
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<div>Your donation helps:
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<div>• A kid go to camp who otherwise couldn’t
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<div>• Put real instruments into real hands
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<div>• Keep this program accessible, inclusive, and loud enough to change lives
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<div>Whether you’ve got $5 or $500, it all fuels the next generation of musicians who refuse to dim themselves down.
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<div>Thank you for helping Girls Rock Sacramento keep building confidence, community, and the kind of rock‑and‑roll courage that changes everything.
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<div>Let’s make sure their next decade isn’t just louder —
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<div>let’s turn it up to 11.
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Carrie Mar

Bethany Beavers

Paloma Begin

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Help Girls Rock Sacramento Turn It Up to 11 — Let’s Get Loud

Just $300$ to go! Make an impact.

Help Girls Rock Sacramento Turn It Up to 11 — Let’s Get Loud

Just $300 to go!
Make an impact.