In celebration of heading back to school, our friends at Johnson ʻOhana Foundation (also founded by Kim and Jack Johnson, learn more below) will match qualifying music and arts requests as part of a DonorsChoose campaign.
If you are a teacher seeking funding to support a music and/or arts project in your classroom, please consider posting a funding request via DonorsChoose. The JOF match campaign will launch August 12. Funds may run out by late August, so we recommend getting your project posted as soon as possible.
Be sure to read all of the funding criteria here:
Music & Arts Funding Criteria
Not a teacher but want to support music and arts in schools? Head to DonorsChoose to find and support teacher projects in need of funding. Your contributions can make a significant impact by helping teachers acquire the resources they need to inspire their students through music and art.
Visit DonorsChoose.org and support teachers today!
The Johnson ʻOhana Foundation is a nonprofit public charity founded in 2008 by Kim and Jack Johnson to promote positive and lasting change within communities worldwide by supporting organizations that focus on environmental, art, and music education.
