FAQ(s)
Why is it called Music Farming?
While we subscribe to the punk rock reasoning of - “why not?”...
The name was Inspired by the idea of ‘putting money into the dirt’, and reflects our commitment to cultivate a love for music, recognize its benefits, and, with the support of our partners, make it accessible to all.
What makes us different from other music ed non-profits?
We help with after-school & extra curricular programs, programs outside the public school systems, programs helping or instructing adults & seniors, programs helping kids in the foster care system, hospitals, or in juvenile rehabilitation, etc.
We focus on a sustainable corporate and individual annual membership model, instead of individual donations. Allowing us to allocate more dollars to music programs and less on events & marketing for fundraising.
Each year we seek to add Programs that provide music education & instruction to communities and sectors that our grants have not yet reached.
We are active in research and outreach to ensure varied non-profits know there are grants available and encourage them to apply.
What are the requirements for a program to apply for a grant?
Must be a 501 C-3 or sponsored by such a program
Must meet criteria listed on our funding criteria page
Is there anything that could make my Non-profit stand out for Selection?
We prioritize programs that provide music education to the strategically undervalued or economically disadvantaged participants, or to those with little to no access to such programs.
HAVE A QUESTION OR WANT TO GET IN TOUCH?
Music Farming is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that has zero ties to actual farming, chickens, or almanacs.

