Music Farming expands music participation across the U.S. by providing grants to 501(c)3 organizations that meet the following:

The program should be rooted in and tailored to a local community's unique needs and culture, building a lasting foundation for music education.
The program must demonstrate a commitment to equity, radical inclusivity, and a non-discriminatory environment for all in their community, regardless of age, background, identity, or ability.
We prioritize programs that provide music education to strategically undervalued or economically disadvantaged participants, or to communities with little to no access to such programs.
The program should establish measurable goals and outcomes, such as the number of participants, skill improvements, or community engagement metrics, to measure impact and effectiveness.
Must have 501 C-3 status or use a fiscal sponsor that has 501 C-3 status

To date, we have proudly distributed $150,000 in funding to 8 organizations nationwide.

Free Music Lessons program for public school students in Rhode Island
Music lessons in the Women's Incarceration Facility in Rhode Island.
These lessons will provide moments of hope for the two populations in our community that need it most.

New York Partner School Program:
Success will be delivering 35 weeks of high-quality music classes – including ensemble opportunities such as band, chorus, and orchestra – to 50 partner schools, serving 18,000 in-need students.