The Wilmington Children's Chorus (WCC) is more than just a choir; it's a symbol of exceptional standards. They are known for their unrivaled vocal talents, outstanding performances, and comprehensive educational programs. As a diverse children's choir, the WCC provides young individuals with resources and opportunities to reach their full potential, all while adding a unique cultural richness to the community with their youthful voices. With over 500 participants ranging from 1 to 18 years old, the WCC offers a variety of programs including five performing ensembles, three neighborhood choirs, an early childhood music program, and numerous summer camps. They inspire the community by showcasing the talents of these young singers. Their commitment to diversity and unity is reflected in the wide range of ages and cultural backgrounds of their singers. The WCC is also greatly involved in the community, regularly teaming up with premier arts organizations in the region. They also participate in international exchanges with young musicians from Wilmington's Sister Cities. Since its inception in 2002, the WCC has been committed to offering high-quality educational programs, leaving a lasting impact on the children and the community.