The Angelina’s Song Scholarship awards $5,000 to deserving students pursuing a degree in Music Therapy at an AMTA-approved college or university. This scholarship supports future music therapists—students who share our passion for using music as a tool for healing and who are committed to making a difference in the lives of others.

TouchTunes recently donated $50,000 to Angelina’s Song, a foundation honoring 13-year-old Angelina Miele through the healing power of music. Nearly 20,000 venues now feature the Angelina jukebox, with a portion of each sale supporting music therapy programs, scholarships, and pediatric cancer research. Together, TouchTunes and Angelina’s Song are bringing joy to children—one jukebox, one song, one smile at a time.

At Angelina’s Song, we support passionate musicians who use their talents to make a difference. One such recipient is Mackynsie McKedy.

At the heart of our headquarters, a wall dedicated to Angelina’s Song stands as a tribute to the power of music.

Alison Edwards, a junior, is a Angelina's Song scholarship recipient and has been taking Music Therapy courses.

Share in the Power of Music at the fourth annual Bands and Beer Bash fundraiser in support of Angelina's Song Scholarship Fund for students

Music is powerful, healing, provides comfort, brings people together, and much more. During the month of September, TouchTunes Jukeboxes is

Riley Children's Health, at Indiana University Health, had a Jukebox installed in their Child Life Department by Angelina's Song.

The Third Annual Bands and Beer Bash raises money for the Angelina’s Song Foundation and its Music Therapy Scholarship.

Angelina's Song Music Therapy Scholarship was established to provide support to students pursuing a course of study in Music Therapy.

Music therapy is a complementary treatment option that can work in conjunction with more traditional therapies to treat autistic individuals

Angelina’s Song recently donated a TouchTunes Angelina Jukebox to the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Child Life Zone.

Sarah McWaters’ musical instruments create the soothing sounds that ease young patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

Though she has been gone over three years, the name and the memory of Angelina Miele still live on through the music that she loved.