Trenton Children's Chorus is an award-winning nonprofit organization providing exceptional musical, academic, social, and personal opportunities for young people in the Greater Trenton Area. Founded in 1989 as an outreach project of Nassau Presbyterian Church in Princeton, TCC began as an entirely volunteer-run organization with 11 children in its first year.

Today’s program serves 220 singers in grades K-12. TCC offers choral music education and performance opportunities as well as drumming, recorder and keyboard instruction, music theory instruction, tutoring, homework assistance, SAT prep, college application help, summer camp scholarships, and college tuition assistance. Tuition is on a sliding scale; no child is ever denied participation because of limited resources. In an urban area where the high school drop-out rate of nearly fifty percent, 100% of TCC’s graduates attend college. TCC has performed at the White House for President and Mrs. Obama, United Nations, National Cathedral, for the swearing-in ceremony of former U.S. Representative Rush Holt at the Library of Congress, the inauguration of Gov. Chris Christie, Princeton University, in concert with Bobby McFerrin and Dave Brubeck, and for corporate, community, church and private events in the greater Trenton area. 

Eligibility	No eligibility requirements
Age Groups	Children Adolescents
Community Services	Arts & Recreation Music / Dance / Theater Basic Needs / Assistance Financial Assistance / Referrals Community Community Service Education Charter School Private School Professional Education / Training Public School Tutoring / Enrichment
Health Services	Intellectual and Developmental Needs Advocacy
Payment Options	Sliding Scale / Payment Plans

Last Updated: 10/18/23