A volunteer nonprofit run by Phish fans has contributed $5,000 towards restoration of music education programs impacted by Hurricane Sandy last October. The unsolicited grants provide $1,000 for each of five schools at which music programs were destroyed or...
A nonprofit run by Phish fan volunteers has mailed $11,000 in unsolicited grants to help restore music education at schools affected by storm disasters in recent months. The grants are part of a package – including partner grants, matching...
So far, 661 grants in all 50 states totaling $2,371,895.40! 80% as 353 Competitive Grants totaling $1,893,264.00 Instruments – $891,654 (47.1%; 164 grants) Staffing – $295,693 (15.6%; 51 grants) Scholarships – $134,500 (7.1%; 26 grants) Equipment – $139,870 (7.4%; 28 grants) General...
The Mockingbird Foundation provides funding for music education for children, through competitive grants, emergency-related grants, and tour-related grants – more than a million dollars, and counting. Competitive grants are awarded through a two-tiered grant application process that is among the most...
An all-volunteer group of Phish fans today announced that it is awarding twelve new grants to support music education for children. The grants will pay for instruments ranging from recorders to sitars, a well as stands and sheet music,...
The Mockingbird Foundation has announced a series of efforts to support disaster victims and help restore music education programs affected by hurricanes in the last eighteen months. The efforts include at least four different components, and constitute nearly $15,000...
TWO PHAN GROUPS RAISE OVER $500,000! – Two groups of Phish fans have raised more than a half million dollars for charity, according to a joint statement issued today from the Mimi...
The Board of the Mockingbird Foundation will make a one-time grant of $2000 to the Netspace Foundation for transitional and development expenses. This amount represents approximately two months of the estimated costs incurred by Netspace accounts and traffic. Those...