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Hispanic Origin: 33.7% of the Population in Orange County Is of Hispanic Origin Hispanic Origin: 33.7% of the population in Orange County is of Hispanic Origin. The map below displays Pacific Symphony partnerships and collaborations among varying concentrations of Hispanic Origin residents in Orange County. (2010 U.S. Census Data) Median Age: The median age of the population in Orange County is 36.2 years. The map below displays partnerships and collaborations in census tracts displaying median age of residents in Orange County. (2010 U.S. Census Data) Pacific Symphony: Partners by Duration PACIFIC SYMPHONY: Partners by Duration Pacific Symphony has cultivated and maintains partnerships with nearly 140 organizations, ranging from new partners of one year up to well in excess of 16 years and still enduring. These partners, from youngest to oldest, are: 1-2 Year Partnerships Santa Monica Symphony VanDamme Academy Arts and Cultural Organizations Shoreline Symphonic Winds Woodbridge High School Hutchins Consort, The South Coast Symphony Junior Chamber Music Southern California Philharmonic Orchestra 3-7 Year Partnerships Orange County Women's Chorus Southern California Youth Philharmonic Arts and Cultural Organizations Segerstrom Center for the Arts Southland Symphony Orchestra Arts Orange County St. Anne School Faculty and Staff Band Dimitri Kulev Classical Ballet Academy Community Music Ensembles Symphonic Winds of the Pacific Azusa Pacific University Community Ensemble West Covina Symphony Orchestra Civic/Municipal Organizations Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra City of Lake Forest Cal State Long Beach Ensemble Social/Community Service Organizations Laguna Woods Village California Air National Guard Band Mercy House United States Marine Corp - Camp Pendleton Caltech/Oxy Wind Ensemble Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center Foundation Cedar Chest Strings Quartet Wooden Floor Community Music Ensembles Cerritos Community College Symphony Orchestra Trinity United Presbyterian Church Handbell Choir Claremont Symphony Youth Groups Coachella Valley Symphony Circle K, Orange Coast College Social/Community Service Organizations Concordia University Handbell Choir Big Brothers Big Sisters of OC Corona Symphony Schools/Homeschools Boys and Girls Club of Garden Grove Culver City Flute Choir Ambuehl Elementary Boys and Girls Club of Santa Ana Cuyamaca College Concert Band Chapman University Childrens Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) Dana Point Symphony Orchestra Del Lago Elementary Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) El Camino College Ensemble Eastshore Elementary Festival of Children Inland Valley Symphony Fullerton College Friendship Shelter Irvine Valley College Ensemble Golden West College Girls, Inc. Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps Irvine High School Irvine Korean Volunteer Parents Association La Jolla Symphony Kennedy Elementary MIND Institute La Mirada Symphony Ladera Ranch Elementary Orange County Children's Therapeutic Arts Center Laguna Beach Community Concert Band Lincoln Elementary (OCCTAC) Laguna Woods/Saddleback Emeritus Orchestra Montevideo Elementary Orange County Rescue Mission - Village of Hope Long Beach Municipal Band Northwood High School Talk About Curing Autism Moreno Valley Wind Symphony Olive Elementary THINK Together Orange Coast College Ensemble Paularino Elementary Working Wardrobes Orange County Symphony Peters Canyon Elementary Pass Chorale Orchestra Stoddard Elementary Youth Groups Placentia Symphonic Band Tarbut V'Torah Alpha Phi Omega, UC, Irvine Rio Hondo Symphony UCLA National Honor Society - Segerstrom High School Riverside Concert Band USC Segerstrom High School KIWINS PACIFIC SYMPHONY: Partners by Duration (continued) Schools/Homeschools Savanna School District Anaheim Union High School District Weaver Elementary Cambridge Elementary Chapman Hills Elementary Clara King Elementary 16+ Year Partnerships El Sol Science and Arts Academy Arts and Cultural Organizations Foothill High School Dickens Carolers Pacific Chorale Montessori on the Lake Southern California Children's Chorus Newland Elementary Newport Coast Elementary Community Music Ensembles Oak Grove Elementary Huntington Beach Concert Band Saddleback Valley Unified School District Serrano Elementary Schools/Homeschools Vanguard University Music Department Harbor View Elementary Los Alamitos Elementary Mission Basilica School 8-15 Year Partnerships Price Elementary Arts and Cultural Organizations St. Joseph School Anaheim Band Instruments Tustin Ranch Elementary Festival Ballet Theater Victoria Elementary Civic/Municipal Organizations City of Irvine City of Mission Viejo Social/Community Service Organizations National Charity League - Irvine Chapter Schools/Homeschools Arroyo Elementary Benson Elementary Capistrano Unified School District Cordillera Elementary Garden Grove Unified School District Irvine Unified School District Moffett Elementary Newport-Mesa Unified School District Nohl Canyon Elementary Orange County High School of the Arts Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District Santa Ana Unified School District Pacific Symphony: Partners by Number of People Served PACIFIC SYMPHONY: Partners by Number of People Served Pacific Symphony serves a varying number of community members within each of its nearly 140 partner organizations. These numbers range from one to over 700 per organization and are reflected below, from lowest to highest: 1-25 People Served Laguna Beach Community Concert Band Golden West College Arts and Cultural Organizations Laguna Woods/Saddleback Emeritus Orchestra Ladera Ranch Elementary Anaheim Band Instruments Long Beach Municipal Band Lincoln Elementary Arts Orange County Moreno Valley Wind Symphony Orange County High School of the Arts Dimitri Kulev Classical Ballet Academy Orange Coast College Ensemble Peters Canyon Elementary Hutchins Consort, The Orange County Symphony Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District Orange County Women's Chorus Pass Chorale Orchestra Saddleback Valley Unified School District Segerstrom Center for the Arts Placentia Symphonic Band UCLA Southern California Children's Chorus Rio Hondo Symphony USC Riverside Concert Band Vanguard University Music Department Civic/Municipal Organizations Santa Monica Symphony City of Irvine Shoreline Symphonic Winds City of Lake Forest South Coast Symphony 26-75 People Served City of Mission Viejo Southern California Philharmonic Orchestra Arts and Cultural Organizations United States Marine Corp - Camp Pendleton Southern California Youth Philharmonic Festival Ballet Theater Southland Symphony Orchestra Community Music Ensembles St. Anne School Faculty and Staff Band Social/Community Service Organizations Azusa Pacific University Community Ensemble Symphonic Winds of the Pacific Childrens Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra Trinity United Presbytarian Church Handbell Choir Irvine Korean Volunteer Parents Association Cal State Long Beach Ensemble West Covina Symphony Orchestra MIND Institute California Air National Guard Band National Charity League - Irvine Chapter Caltech/Oxy Wind Ensemble Social/Community Service Organizations Orange County Children's Therapeutic Arts Center Cedar Chest Strings Quartet Mercy House (OCCTAC) Cerritos Community College Symphony Orchestra Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center Foundation Talk About Curing Autism Claremont Symphony THINK Together Wooden Floor Coachella Valley Symphony Concordia University Handbell Choir Youth Groups Youth Groups Corona Symphony Alpha Phi Omega, University of California, Irvine National Honor Society - Segerstrom High School Culver City Flute Choir Circle K, Orange Coast College Segerstrom High School KIWINS Cuyamaca College Concert Band Dana Point Symphony Orchestra Schools/Homeschools Schools/Homeschools El Camino College Ensemble Ambuehl Elementary Chapman University Huntington Beach Concert Band Anaheim Union High School District Garden Grove Unified School District Inland Valley Symphony Arroyo Elementary Newport-Mesa Unified School District Irvine Valley College Ensemble Capistrano Unified School District Eastshore Elementary Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps La Jolla Symphony Foothill High School Dickens Carolers La Mirada Symphony Fullerton College PACIFIC SYMPHONY: Partners by Number of People Served (continued) 76-150 People Served Harbor View Elementary Arts and Cultural Organizations Mission Basilica School Junior Chamber Music Montessori on the Lake Newland Elementary Social/Community Service Organizations Paularino Elementary Boys and Girls Club of Santa Ana St. Joseph School Girls, Inc. Tarbut V'Torah Orange County Rescue Mission - Village of Hope VanDamme Academy Victoria Elementary Schools/Homeschools El Sol Science and Arts Academy Irvine High School 700 People Served and More Northwood High School Schools/Homeschools Woodbridge High School Cambridge Elementary Clara King Elementary Cordillera Elementary 151-300 People Served Kennedy Elementary Arts and Cultural Organizations Los Alamitos Elementary Pacific Chorale Moffett Elementary Montevideo Elementary Social/Community Service Organizations Newport Coast Elementary Big Brothers Big Sisters of OC Nohl Canyon Elementary Boys and Girls Club of Garden Grove Oak Grove Elementary Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Olive Elementary Friendship Shelter Price Elementary Working Wardrobes Santa Ana Unified School District Serrano Elementary Schools/Homeschools Stoddard Elementary Irvine Unified School District Tustin Ranch Elementary Savanna School District Weaver Elementary 301-700 People Served Social/Community Service Organizations Festival of Children Schools/Homeschools
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