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Saving Lives, One Song at a Time

Lost Voices is a group of professional musicians who use the power of songwriting to bring hope and healing to kids who have experienced significant emotional trauma. Over the years our work has touched the lives of more than 2,500 young people struggling to find a healthy place for themselves in the world.

Now through the end of the Holiday Season, the first $10,000 of your gifts will be matched!

Take a look at our 2024 Impact Report to see what we were able to accomplish this year with your support. This Giving Tuesday, please consider helping us impact even more kids in 2025.

OUR FOUNDER IS A CNN HERO!

CNN bills their Heroes program as “Everyday people changing the world.” This honor has brought international recognition to Lost Voices, opening doors for our teams to change the lives of many more kids who need us. Mike’s Hero video below explains our process beautifully in just a little over six minutes, and lets you see the smiles of some of the kids we’ve worked with. Click here or on the photo below to read the whole CNN story.

SUPPORT OUR MISSION! SAVE A YOUNG LIFE THROUGH THE POWER OF MUSIC

OUR MISSION:

  • We help kids who are survivors of trauma find hope and healing through the power of music.

OUR VISION:

  • A world where all kids feel valued, recognize their self-worth, and grow up confident, caring and connected.

OUR VALUES:

  • We believe all kids deserve the opportunity to explore and achieve their best quality of life.

  • We value musicians as professionals who can transform young lives.

  • We promote hope, diversity, creativity, nurturing, and healing.

This CBS video provides a good overview of the Lost Voices process, and shows you the faces of some of the Lost Voices kids.


This was shot at a concert that featured some of the incredible young women we worked with. They performed their song, “Destination,” with the help of Jen Cass, Eric Janetsky, Kitty Donohoe, and Lost Voices founder Mike Ball.

Shot at the Adrian Girl’s Training School in 2007, this PBS interstitial piece was produced by Michigan Television, in partnership with Michigan Humanities Council and the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs.

This short video, produced by our partner youth service agency Samaritas, features one of the Lost Voices kids showing the impact the experience had on her.