Jazz Music Can Lead To Success For Many Atlanta Youth

Online, September 11, 2011 (Newswire.com) - As many as 8.3 percent of America's teens suffer from depression for at least a year at a time, compared to about 5.3 percent of the general population. Three in ten teenage girls (31%) become pregnant at least once before they reach the age of 20. These statistics are examples of the obstacles our youth face daily and reasons why The Least of These seeks support to address these topics - to achieve their mission of assisting young boys and girls to realize their full potential for a better tomorrow.

The Least Of These is a division of Not By Bread Alone, whose goal is to provide education, awareness and skills building workshops and services to promote individual, family, low-to-moderate income and community development.

On Saturday, October 15 at 7:00PM, the non-profit, Not By Bread Alone, will host An Evening Of Jazz at the historic Atlanta Life Atrium & Auditorium, located at100 Auburn Ave, Atlanta Georgia. All proceeds will benefit The Least Of These, whose mission is to assist young boys and girls realize their full potential for a better tomorrow.

The event will feature the musical talents of Neo4, whom have a strong concentration in Contemporary Jazz and Jazz Fusion; the hosting skills of Janice Mathis, community activist and Vice President and Atlanta Bureau Chief of The Rainbow PUSH Coalition; and a silent auction of products and services to raise funds to continue the goal of helping Atlanta's youth.

To help fund this charity, they are offering sponsorship opportunities ranging from Platinum to Individual levels. The sponsorships include prime seats, ads in souvenir program booklet, links on web site and more. Ticket purchase and volunteer information are available through the web site www.nbbalone.org/jazz or through a representative at 404.622.9935. All donations are tax deductible, as Not By Bread alone is a 501(c)3 organization.