She quickly researched Musical Creations Foundation and discovered the affiliation with Stephens-Young. The language further stated: “This proffer commits to a payment of $25,000 to the Musical Creations Foundation, Inc. or public schools. Charlie Payne, an attorney representing Luck Stone, said company officials were unaware of the connection between Musical Creations Foundation and Commissioner Young when the company extended the offer. Fortune and Calveric said they’re concerned that the language in the proffer implies an existing relationship between Musical Creations Foundation and the school division. “We appreciate your willingness to communicate openly and your commitment to ensuring accurate information is shared with the public,” Stephens-Young wrote.