With support from more than 40 sponsors and attendees of the 21st Annual Technical Excellence and Creativity (TEC) Awards, Mix magazine’s Foundation for Excellence in Audio contributed over $28,000 to the House Ear Institute for their “It’s How You Listen That Counts” campaign aimed at teens and young adults. The nonprofit, charitable Foundation also earmarked an additional $12,000 for scholarships and student assistance programs. These include the AES Educational Foundation, SPARS, six existing endowment funds at colleges and universities and Los Angeles-based Sound Art, which brings audio education to disadvantaged youth. Another $28,000 was raised by the 2nd Annual TEC Awards Music and Sound Auction, which ran on eBay concurrent with the awards ceremony.
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