NAMM Foundation Global Grantmaking Program

NAMM Foundation Global Grantmaking Program is sponsored by NAMM Foundation. The NAMM Foundation Global Grantmaking Program offers general operating grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit music organizations that align with its mission of fostering music participation.

Webinar Series February 5: 2027 Global Grantmaking Cycle | NAMM Foundation Webinar Series February 5: 2027 Global Grantmaking Cycle If you were unable to attend our February 5 informational webinar, we invite you to watch the recording and learn more about The NAMM Foundation’s 2027 Global Grantmaking Cycle.

This on-demand session provides a comprehensive overview of our funding priorities, eligibility requirements, application process and key deadlines—so you can determine alignment and prepare a strong submission.

In This Recording, You’ll Learn: Our 2027 Grantmaking Priorities Eligibility Requirements and important qualification criteria Application Process and critical deadlines Helpful Tips to strengthen your application We encourage you to review the grant guidelines and begin preparing early. If you have any questions after viewing the webinar, please contact Foundation staff at info@nammfoundation. org.

We look forward to learning more about the impactful work you are doing to create more music makers through music learning and career mobility. Global Grantmaking Tracks Through our Global Grantmaking program, the foundation makes charitable investments in bold solutions—around the globe—that eliminate barriers to music-making and music industry careers.

Music Program Grants: Grants are available to charitable organizations and international equivalents with programs that advance participatory music-learning and enhance career mobility for music creators in the U.S. and abroad. Learn more .

General Operating Grants: Grants available for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations whose missions align with our giving priorities and who demonstrate strong management practices and high programmatic standards. Learn more .

Music Research Grants: Grants are available to organizations with a proven research track record aimed at improving music education practices and increasing public and private resources for music education and workforce development. Learn more .

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