Grants for musicians and music industry-related enterprises
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Gerri Hobdy
225-387-6126
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, October 26, 2005- The Higher Ground Hurricane Relief
Fund, administered through the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, announces grants
for musicians and music industry-related enterprises from the Greater New
Orleans area. Individuals and organizations affected by Hurricane Katrina
can download applications and review eligibility requirements at
www.FoundationsForRecovery.org.
Grants for individuals will be made up to $15,000, with priority given to
professional jazz musicians. Grants up to $100,000 will be issued to
nonprofit organizations, with priority given to music-related institutions.
Applications are subject to deadlines.
Derek E. Gordon, President and CEO of Jazz at Lincoln Center commented, "The
focus of the Fund will be to help those individuals and families evacuated
from the Greater New Orleans area as they address immediate concerns related
to housing, food, education, health care and basic survival necessities.
The Fund will also provide resources to assist individuals over time to
rebuild their homes and livelihoods."
The Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Benefit Concert, held on September 17th,
was hosted by the Emmy Award-winning PBS series, Live From Lincoln Center.
The event included performances by an array of musicians and entertainers,
and raised funds for disaster relief by encouraging viewers to make
donations to the Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Fund. To date, over $1.5
million have been raised. Revenue from DVD and CD sales of the performance
will also benefit the fund. Find out more about this event at
www.jazzatlincolncenter.org.
The Baton Rouge Area Foundation is a community foundation, a nonprofit
organization composed of over 300 charitable funds with over $375 million in
assets established by individuals, families, corporations and organizations.
Since 1964, the Foundation has made grants in the areas of Arts &
Humanities, Community Development, Education, Environment, Human Services,
Medical/Health, Religion and Scholarships.
For more information about the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, visit
www.braf.org.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gerri Hobdy 225-387-6126
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, October 26, 2005- The Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Fund, administered through the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, announces grants for musicians and music industry-related enterprises from the Greater New Orleans area. Individuals and organizations affected by Hurricane Katrina can download applications and review eligibility requirements at www.FoundationsForRecovery.org.
Grants for individuals will be made up to $15,000, with priority given to professional jazz musicians. Grants up to $100,000 will be issued to nonprofit organizations, with priority given to music-related institutions. Applications are subject to deadlines.
Derek E. Gordon, President and CEO of Jazz at Lincoln Center commented, "The focus of the Fund will be to help those individuals and families evacuated from the Greater New Orleans area as they address immediate concerns related to housing, food, education, health care and basic survival necessities. The Fund will also provide resources to assist individuals over time to rebuild their homes and livelihoods."
The Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Benefit Concert, held on September 17th, was hosted by the Emmy Award-winning PBS series, Live From Lincoln Center. The event included performances by an array of musicians and entertainers, and raised funds for disaster relief by encouraging viewers to make donations to the Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Fund. To date, over $1.5 million have been raised. Revenue from DVD and CD sales of the performance will also benefit the fund. Find out more about this event at www.jazzatlincolncenter.org.
The Baton Rouge Area Foundation is a community foundation, a nonprofit organization composed of over 300 charitable funds with over $375 million in assets established by individuals, families, corporations and organizations. Since 1964, the Foundation has made grants in the areas of Arts & Humanities, Community Development, Education, Environment, Human Services, Medical/Health, Religion and Scholarships.
For more information about the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, visit www.braf.org.
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