The A.J. Fletcher Foundation is a 501(c)3 public charity formed by the founder of Capitol Broadcasting Company, the late A.J. Fletcher. The Foundation is organized to support The Fletcher Academy School of Achievement, a school for learning-disabled children, and also supports the work of other charitable, civic and social organizations. The school is for students who need a highly structured, very personalized context in which to learn. The school provides students with opportunities to discover the strengths of their own minds and to develop learning styles consistent with those strengths.

The Philanthropy Journal is a publication of the A.J. Fletcher Foundation in Raleigh, N.C., that supports the Foundation’s mission and grantees.

Through a daily website and free, weekly email bulletin, Philanthropy Journal delivers nonprofit news, resources, announcements and job listings.

The A. J. Fletcher Opera Institute offers performance-based graduate and post-graduate training to exceptional young singers.

Fletcher fellows perform each year in fully staged productions of new and established operatic works and participate in touring and educational outreach programs. The institute is expected to quickly become one of the nation's leading centers for the training of professional singers and the production of opera .