HAA makes grants to help fund actions and initiatives that support our mission.
Grant applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Our grant committee evaluates applications and makes recommendations to our board. Our board votes on all grant-related items at quarterly meetings. Urgent applications can be considered by the committee and board.
Special note for the 2018-19 school year:
This is HAA’s first year of existence, and our first fund-raising/grant-making year. Most HAA grants will be modest (up to $500). This year, the HAA board has a particular interest in supporting the purchase of arts-related materials, supplies, and equipment. However, we will gladly consider grant applications of all kinds.
Grant applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Our grant committee evaluates applications and makes recommendations to our board. Our board votes on all grant-related items at quarterly meetings. Urgent applications can be considered by the committee and board.
Special note for the 2018-19 school year:
This is HAA’s first year of existence, and our first fund-raising/grant-making year. Most HAA grants will be modest (up to $500). This year, the HAA board has a particular interest in supporting the purchase of arts-related materials, supplies, and equipment. However, we will gladly consider grant applications of all kinds.
Download the 2018/2019 HAA Grant Application Form here:
HAA 2018/2019 Grant Application
Grantees: Download the HAA Grant Report Form here:
haa_grant_report_form.docx
Interested in learning more about our grants?
Contact haldaneartsalliance@gmail.com
HAA 2018/2019 Grant Application
Grantees: Download the HAA Grant Report Form here:
haa_grant_report_form.docx
Interested in learning more about our grants?
Contact haldaneartsalliance@gmail.com
HAA Inaugural Grant!
Arts Alliance and the Haldane School Foundation together jointly funded a K-5 Black History Month assembly February 15th featuring music by composers of color. Violinist, composer, and music educator Gwen Laster brought her New MUSE4tet [quartet] to perform for Haldane elementary students and staff. Additional thanks to Haldane parents Mark Robohm and Stephanie Doucette who were also instrumental in making this first HAA grant happen! Thank you to Gwen and New MUSE4tet for bringing more music to Haldane!
Arts Alliance and the Haldane School Foundation together jointly funded a K-5 Black History Month assembly February 15th featuring music by composers of color. Violinist, composer, and music educator Gwen Laster brought her New MUSE4tet [quartet] to perform for Haldane elementary students and staff. Additional thanks to Haldane parents Mark Robohm and Stephanie Doucette who were also instrumental in making this first HAA grant happen! Thank you to Gwen and New MUSE4tet for bringing more music to Haldane!
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