Listed below are the organizations and programs that we have supported over the past two years. We invite you to learn more about them by visiting their individual websites.
By providing grants and mentoring support to grassroots efforts in the United States, the Good People Fund helps harness the power of individuals — even on a modest scale. By investing in programs focused on poverty, disability, hunger and more, GPF is committed to a more compassionate and just world.
The GRAMMY Museum mission is to explore and celebrate the enduring legacies of all forms of music; the creative process; the art and technology of the recording process; and the history of the GRAMMY Awards. We seek to educate all Museum visitors and members on the continuing cultural significance of popular and classical music. Beyond this, our education mission uses music as a gateway to learning; inspiring and cultivating creativity, critical thinking and self-expression.
A national network of private, public, and corporate arts funders, Grantmakers in the Arts provides leadership and service that advances the use of philanthropic and governmental resources to support the growth of the arts and culture.
Harlem School of the Arts enriches the lives of young people and their families through world-class training in and exposure to the arts across multiple disciplines in an environment that emphasizes rigorous training, stimulates creativity, builds self-confidence, and adds a dimension of beauty to their lives.
The Harmony Project’s mission is to promote the positive development of children through music, to build healthy communities, to develop children as ambassadors of peace, hope, and understanding. Since 2010, as part of the Take PART initiative, the Foundation has provided increased support to establish and maintain the Harmony Project Regional Youth Orchestra, which brings students together from the Lennox, Lawndale, and Wiseburn school districts and provides instruments, music instruction, and the opportunity to perform together as part of an orchestra.
Established in 1994, The Herb Alpert Award in the Arts is given annually to five extraordinary risk-taking mid-career experimenters working in the USA in dance, film/video, music, theatre and the visual arts.