Jerry Garcia Foundation
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Music Charity Program Supporting Humanitarian
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The Jerry Garcia Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports environmental, artistic and humanitarian causes
through the beauty of music and art.
Jerry’s daughter, Keelin, and his wife, Manasha, established the foundation in 2015 in honor of the musician, artist and visionary. Staying true to Jerry's vision, the foundation embraces the idea that music and art bring great healing to the world.
To realize the mission, gift grants of fine art are provided to vetted 501c3 nonprofit organizations.
The Jerry Garcia Foundation is receptive to partnerships and welcomes inquiries from like-minded organizations.
through the beauty of music and art.
Jerry’s daughter, Keelin, and his wife, Manasha, established the foundation in 2015 in honor of the musician, artist and visionary. Staying true to Jerry's vision, the foundation embraces the idea that music and art bring great healing to the world.
To realize the mission, gift grants of fine art are provided to vetted 501c3 nonprofit organizations.
The Jerry Garcia Foundation is receptive to partnerships and welcomes inquiries from like-minded organizations.
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My Sisters and Brothers, Jerry Garcia Compilation Album
Listen on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/album /6AHeVgZqlrJqq5NEJkoacJ
We invite everyone around the world to help raise funds for COVID-19 relief programs by simply listening to the My Sisters and Brothers album.
Participants can generate funds for the project by simply listening to the music.
The My Sisters and Brothers album released on the foundation’s OnlyLove record label can be accessed via most music streaming platforms.
All streaming proceeds will support the Jerry Garcia Foundation’s My Sisters and Brothers' Relief Fund, which is designated to assist in COVID-19 relief.
The following 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations will receive individual grants for their Covid-19 relief programs through December 2021:
MusiCares®, WhyHunger and the IBMA Relief Fund, an affiliate of the International Bluegrass Music Association.
Listen on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/album /6AHeVgZqlrJqq5NEJkoacJ
We invite everyone around the world to help raise funds for COVID-19 relief programs by simply listening to the My Sisters and Brothers album.
Participants can generate funds for the project by simply listening to the music.
The My Sisters and Brothers album released on the foundation’s OnlyLove record label can be accessed via most music streaming platforms.
All streaming proceeds will support the Jerry Garcia Foundation’s My Sisters and Brothers' Relief Fund, which is designated to assist in COVID-19 relief.
The following 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations will receive individual grants for their Covid-19 relief programs through December 2021:
MusiCares®, WhyHunger and the IBMA Relief Fund, an affiliate of the International Bluegrass Music Association.
The Jerry Garcia Foundation is an approved Nonprofit partner of the environmental 1% for the Planet Network
Jerry's Birthday "Ripple" sing- along
performed by Rainbow Full of Sound
presented by our friends at the Belmar Arts Council
Uniting Music and Art
EmiSunshine w/ rainbow Full of Sound
Presented by Musicians On A Mission and StageTrip Productions
Let's Help ENd Hunger
The Jerry Garcia Foundation is honored to support the WhyHunger organization's "Imagine There's No Hunger" program.
Inspired by Yoko Ono Lennon, John Lennon and his song, "Imagine," the "Imagine There's No Hunger" campaign endeavors to turn the dream of a world without hunger into a reality.
Inspired by Yoko Ono Lennon, John Lennon and his song, "Imagine," the "Imagine There's No Hunger" campaign endeavors to turn the dream of a world without hunger into a reality.
© Yoko Ono Lennon, Photo by Ivor Sharp
"When human needs for sustenance and nourishment are met we move toward a more peaceful planet."
Manasha Garcia
Please consider setting an extra place at your Holiday table by supporting WhyHunger
#ImagineNoHunger #GiveThanksgiving
Imagine©1971 Lennon Music Written by John Lennon © Yoko Ono Lennon
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"Let there be songs to fill the air"
Please enjoy this video of talented musicians from around the globe performing on a beautiful version of the 'Ripple' produced by Playing For Change and presented by JamBase. The video is included in JamBase's Grateful Dead tribute series, "Songs of Their Own," in honor of the band's 50 year Anniversary. |
Playing For Change Foundation
Jerry's Fender Stratocaster guitar makes an appearance on the recording and is played by Playing For Change musician, Vasti Jackson.
Keelin Garcia sings on the recording in honor of her father and his music.
The Jerry Garcia Foundation is honored to partner with the Playing For Change Foundation to support the mission of bringing music programs to children around the world. #PeaceThroughMusic
Keelin Garcia sings on the recording in honor of her father and his music.
The Jerry Garcia Foundation is honored to partner with the Playing For Change Foundation to support the mission of bringing music programs to children around the world. #PeaceThroughMusic
