RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- A Richmond music nonprofit organization is seeking to break down the barriers that prevent students from accessing music by now inviting the public to join the cause this November.

“If I could say one thing to any person that's creating or allowing these opportunities to happen, I would just say thank you," said Ridgely Carter, a mother to 3rd-grade student Langston Carter, who is enrolled in the violin lesson program run by a local music nonprofit, Music Orchard Richmond at Peter Paul RVA. "I would say that I don't think people really realize how much this experience will change or affect the child for so many years later. Sometimes you don't always get to see it, but know that it is changing lives and it's inspiring a lot of students and children that you don't e

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