About the organization
About The CreatiVrole Project
We support artists, musicians, educators, and creative communities through practical resources, education, cultural exchange, and creative infrastructure.
501(c)(3) public charity
Colorado, USA
Creative access
Resources, education, and continuity
Responsible collaboration
Local relationships and clear accountability
Our purpose
Creativity is part of community life
The CreatiVrole Project exists to strengthen creative ecosystems by helping people access the tools, education, and infrastructure needed to create, teach, rehearse, perform, and preserve cultural knowledge.
Our work is practical rather than ideological. We focus on access, continuity, collaboration, and responsible follow-through—especially where resources are limited and existing creative communities already know what will be useful.
What we do
Practical support for creative communities
Instruments and creative resources
We help source and distribute instruments, recording tools, computers, materials, and other resources through transparent and locally appropriate channels.
Arts and music education
We support early access and continuity in creative education, working with educators and community programs rather than building short-term experiences around outside visitors.
Cultural events and fundraising
We use concerts, cultural events, and artist-led initiatives to pay creative professionals fairly, raise funds, and build awareness through culture rather than messaging.
Creative infrastructure
Our work may include shared spaces, energy access, equipment, or other practical infrastructure when it directly enables education, rehearsal, production, or cultural programming.
How it began
Built from long-term relationships
The CreatiVrole Project grew from years of work by Chaz Chambers and Yami Cabrera through Havana Music Tours and Musical Getaways. Those programs brought them into regular collaboration with working musicians, educators, students, and cultural leaders.
As guests and partners began asking how they could help, the needs were often concrete: an instrument, recording equipment, a laptop, support after a storm, or resources that could keep a class or performance going.
The nonprofit was created to give that work a transparent charitable structure, separate it clearly from commercial travel operations, and support projects through responsible governance and appropriate local channels.
How we work
Quiet confidence, practical accountability
Collaborative, not extractive
Programs are shaped with people who understand their own community, cultural context, and practical priorities.
Support over saviorism
We present artists, educators, and families as partners and professionals—not as props for fundraising.
Transparent and compliant
International work is planned with attention to donor intent, nonprofit governance, documentation, and applicable regulations.
Fair support for creative labor
Artists and cultural professionals should be respected for their expertise and compensated fairly whenever resources allow.
Leadership and governance
Board of Directors
The volunteer board provides fiduciary oversight, strategic direction, and accountability for the organization’s charitable work.
Chaz Chambers
President & Treasurer
Chaz is a professional drummer, composer, and co-founder of Havana Music Tours and Musical Getaways. He brings long-standing relationships with musicians, educators, and cultural institutions to program strategy and operations.
Yami Cabrera
Vice President
Yami is a Cuban-American musicologist and co-director of Musical Getaways and Havana Music Tours. She leads communications, cultural research, campaign planning, and program development.
Leonora Holt
Board Member
Leonora brings experience in nonprofit governance, grants, arts programming, educational access, and cultural events. She supports board oversight and the organization’s long-term accountability.
See the work
A closer look at The CreatiVrole Project
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