Midnight on August 1, 2019, was the deadline for letters of inquiry for the 24th round of competitive grants from the Mockingbird Foundation. Typical of past rounds, more than 1,100 inquiries were submitted, evidence of the widespread need for...
In celebration of Phish’s 27-show Summer Tour, the Mockingbird Foundation has announced 13 unsolicited Tour Grants supporting music programs across the country. Each $1,500 grant has been awarded to a music program near a venue Phish plays this summer....
The Mockingbird Foundation got what may be its first TV mention, during a story on ABC-6/WLNE about the recent partnership with the Newport Festival Foundation. Here’s a clip:
NewportRI.com ran a story about Trey’s directing the Newport Festival Foundation to give its artist-related grant to Mockingbird, citing the press release. “The benefits of music education in the lives of young people are countless, and yet music programs...
This year Newport Festivals Foundation (NFF) is partnering with festival artists to donate on their behalf to a music education cause of the artist’s choosing. It was just announced that this year Trey Anastasio will be performing at the...
The Mockingbird Foundation, an all-volunteer nonprofit founded and run entirely by Phish fans, has announced fifteen new grants totaling $131,870 in support of music education for children. The grants come from Mockingbird’s 23rd round of competitive grant-making, are among the...
A nice article on Milwaukee’s Civic Music mentions Mockingbird’s recent $8,000 grant.
In celebration of Phish’s 13-show Fall Tour, the Mockingbird Foundation will announce 5 unsolicited Tour Grants supporting music programs across the country. Each $2,500 grant will be awarded to a music program near a venue Phish plays this summer....
In celebration of Phish’s 24-show Summer Tour, the Mockingbird Foundation will announce 11 unsolicited “miracle grants” supporting music programs across the country. Each $1,500 grant will be awarded to a music program near a venue Phish plays this summer....
The Nevada Appeal posted a very nice follow-up story about an open-house featuring the instruments purchased from Mockingbird’s $16,000 grant to Carson Elementary.