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.


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Music Farming is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that has zero ties to actual farming, chickens, or almanacs.