With Amoeba Culture just a few days away, New York's own MOI'M will be teaming up with The First Chapter Amoeba Culture Tour organizers, Music Enkor, to give back to the Korean-American community.

As fans and attendees purchase tickets to respective tour dates in Atlanta (3/27) and New York (3/28), part of the proceeds will go towards the Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC).

Just last week, March 17, 2015, representatives from all three organizations gathered to get in depth with their partnership as well as current and future opportunities.
In a press released by MOI'M, KAFSC, and Music it was stated:

"The donation is a result of a partnership between MOI'M, a not-for-profit Creative Networking Organization, and Music Enkor the organizers of the event. MOI'M has been KAFSC's official community partner since 2013 and is using this new partnership as an opportunity to make a positive impact in the Asian American community.

The funds will support KAFSC's services, especially its Children and Youth Services, which includes its Youth Community Project Team (YCPT) and Unni-Hyung Mentoring Program.

By supporting these programs, MOI'M, through Music Enkor's support, hopes to encourage the youth to give back to their communities and highlight the importance of mentorship."

Though VIP tickets may be sold out, you can still purchase general admission tickets to both tour stops through Music Enkor's official website! Amoeba Culture will be making their first stop on March 27th in Atlanta and March 28th in New York.

To learn more about MOI'M, KAFSC, or Music Enkor, visit their websites for more information.

MOI'M
www.moimnewyork.com

KAFSC
www.kafsc.org

Music Enkor
www.amoebaculture.com