Grants

Grants for Underserved Communities Across the Globe
The Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) Foundation’s Global Grants Program funds a diverse range of charitable projects benefiting underserved communities, and especially young people, worldwide.
Boston Music Project Wins $50K Grant for Digital Upskilling Program
The Boston Music Project is tuned into the skills that can help young people successfully enter the 21st century workforce.
Culture Moves Europe Opens Call for Grant Submissions
The second call for Culture Moves Europe is now open, supporting artists and cultural professionals involved in international projects.
Apply for a D’Addario Grant
The D’Addario Foundation provides support for impactful instrument instruction programs in communities of need throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Peace First’s COVID-19 Rapid Response Grants Open
Have you heard good ideas from your students or young colleagues about ways they might engage in music-making with other isolated students? Now, there just might be a grant to support that idea for young people ages 13-25: Peace First’s COVID-19 Rapid Response Grants. Apply here.
Grants for Growth and Development of Music Education from D’Addario Opens
The D’Addario Foundation supports the growth and development of “high-quality sustainable music instruction programs on the frontline” to make music education more accessible for kids, helping them play early, frequently, and for as many years as possible. Grants average $2,500, and D’Addario awards product donations as well. Applicants should submit a letter of inquiry; invited grant applications will be due March 31, 2020.
Fund for Teachers Awards
Does your program work with an inspired K-12 teacher (or teacher team) who desires to find ways of forming a deeper connection with your program? If so, share this fellowship opportunity with them. The Fund for Teachers awards individual fellowships (up to $5,000) and team fellowships (up to $10,000) for teachers to immerse themselves more deeply in fields of study that relate to their teaching. The application deadline is January 30, 2020.
Two-Year Grants for Teaching Artists
The Jubilation Foundation seeks the joyful side of human nature for a whole and healthy world. They believe that “music and movement, wherever and however they happen, promote well-being in the individual and the community.” They provide two-year grants to U.S. teaching artist Fellows ($5,000 a year, for two years) “who serve as a link to a world filled with more joy.” Maybe you? Click here to find out more. The application deadline is January 15.

