In celebration of Phish’s 13-show run at Madison Square Garden, the Mockingbird Foundation will announce 13 unsolicited “miracle grants” supporting music programs across the country. Each board member identified their … Continue Reading →
The Mockingbird Foundation has announced unsolicited grants totaling $12,000 to support music education programs in cities where Phish will perform this summer. They were selected by members of the Phish.net … Continue Reading →
The Mockingbird Foundation is proud to announce the winners of the 2017 DeLucia Awards for music educators, including the recipient of this year’s $1,000 DeLucia Prize. Each of these award winners … Continue Reading →
We recently awarded the Civic Music Association of Milwaukee (CMA) an $8,000 grant in support of scholarships that will help young instrumentalists and vocalists refine their skills and practice their craft through private … Continue Reading →
Artistas Y Músicos Latino Americanos (AMLA) is a non-profit arts and artist’s organization founded in 2006 in North Philadelphia. A subsidiary of corporation of Esperanza, Inc., the mission of AMLA is … Continue Reading →
The Mockingbird Foundation, an all-volunteer nonprofit founded and run entirely by Phish fans, has announced twelve new grants totaling $81,000 in support of music education for children. The grants come … Continue Reading →
The Mockingbird Foundation is proud to announce continuation of the DeLucia Awards, recognizing outstanding examples in music education. Established in 2004, and previously awarded in 2010 and 2015, the DeLucia Awards … Continue Reading →
After receiving a surprise city/tour grant from the Mockingbird Foundtion in October, students in the Creek View Elementary music program sent scores of wonderful, creative, inspiring thank you notes. We don’t … Continue Reading →
A group of Phish fans has sent $1,500 to Herbert Hoover High School in South Clendenin, WV. Devastating flooding in June destroyed the first floor of the school, including the … Continue Reading →
In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, the Mockingbird Foundation has sent unsolicited contributions of $1,000 each to three important tribal groups: Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook Abenaki People, in … Continue Reading →
