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workshops; sponsorship of young musicians to attend Sacramento Youth Jazz Camp (uponapplication); in-school concerts (upon application); sponsorship of local youth jazz groups toperform concerts (upon application).Targeted Audience: Everyone Targeted Ages/Grades: Jazz camps - 21 year-olds and above;everything else all agesNumber Benefit: Camps - 84, Workshops - 25, Concerts - 200, Sponsorship – 1School Collaboration: San Diego, San Dieguito school districtsContact Person: Hal Smith (Assistant Director)Address: 3236 Caminito Eastbluff, Unit 83 La Jolla, CA 92037Phone: (858) 455-0415E-Mail: hsmith15@san.rr.comBach Dancing and Dynamite SocietyAddress: P.O. Box 302 El Granada, CA 94018Phone: (650) 726-4143Fax: (650) 726-3134E-Mail: info@bachddsoc.orgWeb: www.bachddsoc.orgContact Name: Pete DouglasTitle: Concert ManagerYear Established: 1964Members: 200Purpose: To present jazz, classical, and world musicMeetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Program NotesFrequency: Tri-AnnuallyArea Served: San Francisco Bay AreaAffiliations/Collaborations: AFJS, Kuumbwa Jazz CenterEvents: 28 jazz concerts per yearCentral Coast Hot Jazz SocietyAddress: P.O. Box 356 Pismo Beach, CA 93448Phone: (805) 550-4865E-Mail: murschmidt@aol.comWeb: www.pismojazz.comContact Name: Murray SchmidtTitle: PresidentYear Established: 1976

Members: 900Purpose: The preservation, perpetuation, proliferation, and performance of traditional jazz.Meetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: OffBeatFrequency: MonthlyArea Served: California Central CoastEvents: Annual "Jubilee By the Sea"; monthly concerts; annual club barbecue party.Educational Programs/Services: Provide scholarships for young musicians interested intraditional jazz.Targeted Audience: EveryoneChannel Cities Jazz ClubAddress: P.O. Box 51333 Oxnard, CA 93031Phone: (805) 985-8875Fax: (805) 477-0704Contact Name: Dawn RussumTitle: PresidentContact Number: (805) 642-6110Year Established: 2002Members: 225Purpose: To preserve and promote the participation in and the appreciation of jazz in all itsforms and varietiesMeetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Jazz NewsFrequency: MonthlyArea Served: Ventura County, Santa Barbara, San Fernando ValleyEvents: Monthly gathering for members, jammers, guest and dancers in Dixieland and SwingmusicEducational Programs/Services: Looking at high schools in the area to offer monetaryassistance to their musical program to promote a better awareness of jazzDixieland MontereyAddress: 177 Webster Street, A-206 Monterey, CA 93940Phone: (831) 675-0298E-Mail: info@dixieland-monterey.comWeb: www.dixieland-monterey.comContact Name: Steve CarlisleTitle: President

Year Established: 1980Purpose: To celebrate the roots of Classic Jazz, Swing, and Ragtime, and promote the educationof youth in the art of traditional jazz performance.Area Served: Monterey CountyAffiliations/Collaborations: Community Foundation for Monterey CountyEvents: Annual Jazz Bash by the Bay, Battle of the Bands, Gala Swing Dance, and an ElderhostelprogramTargeted Audience: EveryoneDuke Ellington Society of Southern CaliforniaAddress: P.O. Box 2652 Culver City, CA 90231Phone: (323) 933-9387Fax: (323) 933-9387E-Mail: ellingtonsociety@aol.comContact Name: Howell CarterTitle: Vice PresidentYear Established: 1988Members: 200Purpose: To expand the public's knowledge of Duke Ellington, his music, orchestra, andmusiciansMeetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: In a MellotoneFrequency: QuarterlyArea Served: Greater LA, and Southern CaliforniaAffiliations/Collaborations: L.A. Jazz Society, AFJSEvents: In addition to regular meetings, we give a scholarship to a student at the Duke EllingtonHigh School of LA for the best biography of Duke Ellington; Annual holiday program inDecember; we honor Duke's birthday in AprilEducational Programs/Services: Scholarship awarded annually for best biographical essay onDuke EllingtonTargeted Audience: EveryoneTargeted Ages/Grades: High School for scholarshipSchool Collaboration: Duke Ellington High School of Los AngelesElla Fitzgerald Charitable FoundationAddress: P.O. Box 1587 Pacific Palisades, CA 90272Phone: (310) 454-1653Fax: (310) 454-6312

E-Mail: ellafitzgerald@earthlink.netWeb: www.ellafitzgeraldfoundation.orgContact Name: Fran E. Morris RosmanTitle: Executive DirectorYear Established: 1993Purpose: To use the fruits of Ella Fitzgerald’s success to help people of all races, cultures andbeliefs, and to make their lives more rewarding, and she wanted to foster a love of reading, aswell as a love of music.Area Served: The entire United StatesAffiliations/Collaborations: Blues Alley Jazz, The California African-American Museum, TheHarmony Project, Junior Blind of America, A Place Called Home, The Smithsonian JazzMasterworks Orchestra, USC Community Dentistry, and The Variety Boys and Girls Club.Educational Programs/Services: Jazz Education Network, “A Book Just for Me,” which is a bookgive-away program for children.Targeted Audience: EveryoneFeather River Dixieland Jazz SocietyAddress: P.O. Box 82 Graeagle, CA 96103Phone: (530) 836-1373E-Mail: jnfrog@juno.comContact Name: Jim RogersTitle: Vice PresidentYear Established: 1978Members: 132Purpose: To listen and dance to great music and to sponsor 18 students annually to attend jazzcampAffiliations/Collaborations: American Federation of Jazz SocietiesEvents: Four concerts and one festival during summer months (May through September)Educational Programs/Services: 18 scholarships per year for young jazz musicians to attendjazz campTargeted Audience: Middle School and High School Students and AdultsTargeted Ages/Grades: 13-17 for scholarshipsNumber Benefit: 18 per yearFresno Dixieland SocietyAddress: P.O. Box 16399 Fresno, CA 93755Phone: (559) 292-3999E-Mail: info@fresnodixi.com

Web: http://www.fresnodixi.com/Fresno Dixieland Society/home.htmlContact Name: Lou BeckTitle: PresidentContact Number: (559) 434-0407Year Established: 1984Members: 210Purpose: To preserve and promote Dixieland/Traditional music through entertainment eventsand the study and playing of itMeetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: DixieJazz NewsFrequency: MonthlyArea Served: Fresno City and CountyAffiliations/Collaborations: Sierra Jazz Club, Modesto Jazz Club, Stockton Jazz Society,Sacramento Jazz Society, Basin Street Regulars, American Federation of Jazz Societies.Events: Monthly concert/dance; annual Mardi Gras in February.Educational Programs/Services: Monthly traditional jazz instruction; yearly scholarships foryouth to attend jazz camps at Sacramento and Stanford University.Targeted Audience: MusiciansTargeted Ages/Grades: Middle school/junior high - adultNumber Benefit: 80 School Collaboration: Fresno Unified School District, Clovis Unified Schools, Central Unified,Reedley School District, Fresno City CollegeContact Person: Dick DoutyAddress: 2233 Ventura St Fresno, CA 93721Phone: (559) 439-7945Friends of Jazz, Inc.Address: P.O. Box 5671 Fullerton, CA 92838-0671Phone: 714.680.6684Fax: (714) 680-0743E-Mail: Jeanalted@aol.comWeb: http://www.friendsofjazzinc.com/Contact Name: Bill KlinghofferTitle: PresidentContact Number: (714) 871-6342Year Established: 1999Members: 170Purpose: To preserve and promote jazz through education (presentations and support of

existing programs)Meetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Jive Talkin', and Jazz NotesFrequency: Quarterly and Tri-annually respectivelyArea Served: Orange County, CA and surrounding citiesAffiliations/Collaborations: VOCJAZZ, American Federation of Jazz SocietiesEvents: CSUF Appreciation Night, Mardi Gras Ball (fundraiser); city events in Fullerton; providespecial events as requestedEducational Programs/Services: We provide jazz concerts in elementary and middle schools(now 11 schools involved and growing); 2004 will be first year teaching 4th graders a basic bluescurriculum; jazz programs for high schools is in spring months (March-May); talented highschool student groups are invited to a local jazz club in Fullerton, CA called Steamers Cafewhere each band is paid 300- 500 (8-11 bands per year); scholarship program mostly forcollege students to attend university of their choice to aid their study of jazz (especially at thetwo major local programs - Cal State Fullerton and Fullerton College) - 58,000 has been givenin scholarships in the history of the society.Targeted Audience: EveryoneTargeted Ages/Grades: Elementary through college studentsGolden Empire Hot Jazz SocietyAddress: 2000 Ashe Road #19 Bakersfield, CA 93309Phone: (661) 831-6284E-Mail: hwygant@bak.rr.comContact Name: Hal WygantTitle: Editor of NewsletterYear Established: 1994Members: 69Purpose: To preserve traditional jazz through exposure of local music studentsMeetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: The Dixie DownbeatFrequency: MonthlyArea Served: Kern County, CAAffiliations/Collaborations: American Federation of Jazz Societies, Kern Arts CouncilEvents: Monthly dances w/ live bandEducational Programs/Services: Scholarships given to deserving high school students to go tojazz campsTargeted Audience: Student MusiciansTargeted Ages/Grades: High School

Jazz Association of Greater San DiegoAddress: P.O. Box 287 Cardiff, CA 92007Phone: (760) 753-0456E-Mail: JagSanDiego@gmail.comWeb: http://www.jazz4u.org/Contact Name: John HallPurpose: To be a society devoted to the preservation, dissemination, and enjoyment of jazzmusic throughout the greater San Diego area.Area Served: San Diego and the surrounding countiesEvents: Annual Youth FestivalEducational Programs/Services: The Jazz Association of Greater San Diego has developed a onehour Jazz-in-Schools program which encompasses a two-part performance and instructionalformat that we present to San Diego elementary and middle schools.Targeted Audience: StudentsTargeted Ages/Grades: Elementary School through High SchoolNumber Benefit: 20,000 since inception.Jazz in FlightAddress: P.O. Box 20551 Oakland, CA 94620Phone: (510) 763-4663Fax: (510) 763-3166Year Established: 1987Events: Annual Eddie Moore Jazz Festival.Jazz Photographers AssociationAddress: 2253 Stonewood Court San Pedro, CA 90732Phone: (310) 831-9514Fax: (310) 474-7170E-Mail: ejazzpix@yahoo.com or JPA USA1@yahoo.comContact Name: Janna GaddenMembers: 50Meetings: MonthlyJazz Society of Santa Cruz CountyAddress: 220 San Jose Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95060Phone: (831) 427-2792E-Mail: editor@santacruzjazz.org

Web: www.santacruzjazz.orgContact Name: Steve NewmanTitle: DirectorYear Established: 2000Members: 35Purpose: To promote jazz in Santa Cruz.Meetings: Monthly (2nd Sunday of each month)Area Served: Santa Cruz CountyEvents: Jam session every Sunday at Bocci’s Cellar restaurant/bar, annual compilation CD oflocal jazz bands, annual lifetime jazz achievement awards.Kuumbwa Jazz CenterAddress: 320-2 Cedar St. Santa Cruz, CA 95060Phone: (831) 427-2227Fax: (831) 427-3342E-Mail: kuumbwa@kuumbwajazz.orgWeb: www.kuumbwajazz.orgContact Name: Bobbi TodaroTitle: Development/Education CoordinatorYear Established: 1975Members: 600Purpose: To present jazz music concerts and produce and promote jazz education programsMeetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Muumbwa CalendarFrequency: Bi-monthlyArea Served: Monterey Bay area, Central Coast, San Francisco Bay AreaAffiliations/Collaborations: IAJE, AFJS, WJPN, Monterey Jazz Festival, Yoshi's Jazz Club Events: 2concerts per week at jazz center; annual fundraising event "Jazz at the Aquarium"; AnnualOutdoor Kuumbwa Birthday Concert in the Park (free)Educational Programs/Services: Artists in the Schools Program, Honor Band, Jazz Camps, and aMaster Class Series.Targeted Audience: EveryoneTargeted Ages/Grades: AllLos Angeles Jazz SocietyAddress: 5903 Noble Avenue Van Nuys, CA 91411Phone: (818) 994-5299Fax: (818) 994-6181

E-Mail: info@lajazz.orgWeb: www.lajazz.orgYear Established: 1985Newsletter/Periodical Name: Quarter NotesFrequency: QuarterlyArea Served: The Los Angeles AreaEvents: The Vibe Summit, The Annual Jazz Tribute Awards Dinner and ConcertEducational Programs/Services: Jazz in Schools, The Bill Green Mentorship Program, JazzCoolcats, JazzGivingTargeted Audience: EveryoneTargeted Ages/Grades: All GradesNumber Benefit: 23,000 a yearModesto Traditional Jazz SocietyAddress: PO Box 576123 Modesto, CA 95357Phone: (209) 524-3517E-Mail: president@modestodixieland.comWeb: http://www.modestodixieland.com/Contact Name: Jan LeerTitle: PresidentPurpose: to preserve and promote our unique American National music treasure for futuregenerations.Meetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Jazzette NewsletterFrequency: MonthlyEvents: Monthly ConcertsTargeted Audience: EveryoneMonterey Hot Jazz SocietyAddress: P.O. Box 2765 Monterey, CA 93942Phone: (831) 626-3146E-Mail: jamie@surfnetusa.comWeb: www.surfnetusa.com/jamieContact Name: Don IrvingTitle: PresidentYear Established: 1975Members: 150

Purpose: The performance, promotion, and preservation of traditional Dixieland jazz.Meetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Hot NotesFrequency: MonthlyArea Served: Monterey Bay area, Salinas ValleyAffiliations/Collaborations: Dixieland Monterey, South Bay Traditional Jazz.Events: Monthly dancing and listening events; participate in annual Dixieland Monterey Festivaland in 8 parades per year.Educational Programs/Services: Provide scholarships for students to attend summer jazzcamps.Targeted Audience: MusiciansTargeted Ages/Grades: Middle school/junior high - high schoolNumber Benefit: 8School Collaboration: Salinas High School, Alvery High SchoolMother Lode Ragtime SocietyAddress: Mother Lode Ragtime Society 11310 Prospect Dr. #10 pmb 12 Jackson, CA 95642Phone: (209) 405-1563E-Mail: motherloderagtime@comcast.netWeb: www.suttercreekragtime.comContact Name: Marilyn Norton and Dan LucasYear Established: 1999Members: 300Purpose: To preserve and promote ragtime & vintage music of the late 19th and early 20thcenturiesMeetings: Odd Months of YearNewsletter/Periodical Name: see websiteFrequency: see website for news/updatesArea Served: California's Mother Lode cities & towns along Highway 49Affiliations/Collaborations: West Coast Ragtime Society, Sacramento Ragtime Society,Roseleaf/Maple Leaf Ragtime Societies (LA Area)Events: Annual Sutter Creek Ragtime Festival (2nd week of August); two or more concerts peryear, bi-monthly gatherings for ragtime jam sessions at Sutter Creek Ice Cream Emporium - 51Main St. Sutter Creek, CANew Orleans Jazz Club of Northern California

Address: 1721 14th Avenue San Francisco, CA 94122Phone: (415) 661-9893Fax: (415) 664-3799Email: 1lawless@gte.netWeb: http://www.nojcnc.org/index.htmlContact Name: Dottie LawlessYear Established: 1965Purpose: To promote the enjoyment of traditional jazz music.Newsletter/Periodical Name: NOJCNC NewsFrequency: MonthlyEvents: Monthly ConcertsTargeted Audience: EveryoneTargeted Ages/Grades: AdultsNew Orleans Jazz Club of Southern CaliforniaAddress: 435 Zezere Drive Oceanside, CA 92057Phone: (949) 498-9301Fax: (949) 498-3206E-Mail: jhzph@aol.comWeb: http://www.nojcsc.org/Contact Name: John HockinsTitle: PresidentYear Established: 1968Members: 187Purpose: To foster and perpetuate classic jazz as a means of enhancing general culture, and toencourage the learning and the performing and the preservation thereof; and to encourage andstimulate recognition and appreciation of classic jazz musicians; and to provide opportunitiesand the means for teaching the classic jazz art form and the history and other subjects germanethereto, by precept and example and directed practice, to foster the development of musicaltalent therein.Meetings: 3rd Sunday of every monthNewsletter/Periodical Name: IntermissionFrequency: MonthlyArea Served: Southern CaliforniaAffiliations/Collaborations: Lakeside Jazz Club, Southern California Hot Jazz Society, ValleyDixieland Jazz Club, America's Finest City Dixieland Jazz Society, Dixieland Jazz of the Desert,Fresno Dixieland Society, South Bay New Orleans Jazz Club, Channel Cities Jazz Club, JazzForum, Society for the Preservation of Dixieland Jazz, Rose Leaf Club, BSR/CCHJS

Events: Mardi Gras DayEducational Programs/Services: "Tailgate Room" for musicians to play together and instructone anotherNorthern California Lindy SocietyAddress: P.O. Box 16147 Oakland, CA 94610Phone: (415) 979-3079E-Mail: info@ncls.comWeb: http://www.ncls.com/Year Established: 1994Purpose: To preserve and promote the original American dance form known as the Lindy Hop,to educate the public about the music and dances that relate to Lindy and to develop aflourishing local Lindy Hop community that is friendly to all.Events: Nightly Swing Dancing, The Frankie Manning Workshop, The Down Home Blues FestivalTargeted Audience: EveryonePalo Alto Jazz AllianceAddress: P.O. Box 60397 Palo Alto, CA 94306-0397Contact Name: C. Stuart BrewsterTitle: ChairContact Number: (650) 326-7836Year Established: 1992Members: 300Purpose: To promote Jazz educationMeetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Jazz BuffFrequency: 4-5 per yearArea Served: Mid Peninsula between San Francisco and San JoseAffiliations/Collaborations: Stanford Jazz WorkshopEvents: Several live concerts each yearEducational Programs/Services: Proceeds from concerts are used to support jazz educators atStanford Jazz workshop as well as K-12 school programsRose Leaf Ragtime ClubAddress: 224 Chinook Circle Placentia, CA 92870-1412Phone: (714) 528-1534Fax: (818) 760-4942

E-Mail: wm@roseleafclub.com or ed@roseleafclub.comWeb: http://www.roseleafragtimeclub.com/Contact Name: Bill MitchellTitle: Newsletter EditorYear Established: 1995Members: 150Purpose: To keep the spirit of the Ragtime Era alive.Meetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: Something DoingFrequency: MonthlyArea Served: Southern California, Los Angeles basinAffiliations/Collaborations: AFJSTargeted Audience: EveryoneSanta Barbara Jazz SocietyAddress: P.O. Box 5628 Santa Barbara, CA 93150-5628Phone: (805) 570-1053E-Mail: KathrynS@cox.netWeb: http://www.sbjazz.org/Contact Name: Kathryn StockbridgeTitle: PresidentYear Established: 1995Members: 150Purpose: The SBJS was formed to promote jazz and produce events for the community of jazzmusicians and jazz buffs.Meetings: MonthlyNewsletter/Periodical Name: The JAZZETTEFrequency: bi-monthlyA

ALABAMA Alabama Jazz and Blues Federation Address: P.O. Box 11121 Montgomery, AL . jazz and blues Newsletter/Periodical Name: Picayune Frequency: Quarterly Events: Monthly jam sessions, River Jam festival, Sounds of Summer (June to September family . 700 Monroe Street Huntsville,