Become a Missional Partner
What if the stories already being told in your organization could become songs?
Songs of Safety partners with nonprofits, ministries, and organizations serving people in vulnerable or overlooked places.
We believe every person carries a story worth hearing—and sometimes, a song can give language to something that has been difficult to say.
Through collaborative songwriting workshops, our SongCatchers come alongside your community to listen, create, and write songs inspired by the real stories, hopes, struggles, and dreams of the people you serve.
This isn't about coming in and writing for people.
It's about creating a safe space to write with them.
What Partnership Can Look Like
Our workshops are designed around your organization's unique community and needs. Together, we can create a space where participants are invited to:
Share their stories in a safe and welcoming environment
Explore their experiences through creativity and songwriting
Discover that their voice matters
Write a song collaboratively with trained SongCatchers
Celebrate their story and the song it becomes
Whether your organization serves women rebuilding their lives, young people discovering their voice, families walking through hardship, or another community often overlooked, we'd love to hear what you're already doing and explore whether Songs of Safety could come alongside it.
Our Heart for Partnership
We don't want to simply host a one-time workshop and leave.
Our hope is to build meaningful, ongoing relationships with organizations that share our heart for dignity, healing, creativity, and hope.
You know your community.
We know songwriting.
Together, we can create something that gives people permission to use their voice.
Interested in Partnering?
If you're a nonprofit, ministry, church, or community organization interested in bringing Songs of Safety to the people you serve, we'd love to start a conversation.
Tell us a little about your organization, the community you serve, and what you're dreaming about.
Every story matters. Every voice has something to say. Sometimes, it just needs a safe place to be heard.
