Shultz Fund Project Grants support individuals and organizations through projects and programs that increase participation by people of color in bluegrass music and foster inclusion in the genre.
Shultz Fund Individual Grants support individual people of color in bluegrass-related activities to increase participation by racial and ethnic communities underrepresented in the music.
Project Grants from the IBMA Foundation support nonprofits and public agencies in bluegrass education, culture, literary programs, and history preservation to address community needs and broaden participation.
The Shullsburg Fund by the Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin supports science and research projects that improve quality of life in Shullsburg, Wisconsin.
Supports live, interactive bluegrass music presentations in educational settings, focusing on the genre’s history, instruments, and vocal harmonies to engage and educate students.
The Neil Rosenberg Bluegrass Scholar Award supports developing academic scholars through an award for outstanding conference-accepted papers on bluegrass music, elevating research within higher education.