Earle Brown Music Foundation

Earle Brown Music Foundation is a private operating foundation based in Atlanta, Georgia with $22.6M in assets, focused on Arts, Culture & Humanities. Profile based on its IRS Form 990-PF filing, compiled by Grantoria.

$22.6Mtotal assets
1998IRS ruling year
Arts, Culture & Humanitiesfocus area

Grants Earle Brown Music Foundation has awarded

1 grantee · $514K total in its latest IRS Form 990-PF. Largest recipients:

  • Donor Advised Fund $514K

Grantees recorded on Form 990-PF Part XV; amounts aggregated by Grantoria. Linked names have full recipient profiles.

Giving history

Total grants paid by year (IRS Form 990-PF, Part XV).

  • FY2017$13K
  • FY2019$610K
  • FY2020$473K
  • FY2021$630K
  • FY2022$514K

About Earle Brown Music Foundation

  • TypePrivate operating foundation
  • Primary focusArts, Culture & Humanities
  • HeadquartersAtlanta, Georgia
  • EIN133921924
  • IRS ruling1998

Financial data from the organization's IRS Form 990-PF (Exempt Organizations Business Master File). View 990-PF filings on ProPublica →

Grants in Arts, Culture & Humanities area

This foundation funds arts, culture & humanities. While we build out its grantee history, explore open federal grants in the same space:

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Frequently asked questions

What is Earle Brown Music Foundation?

Earle Brown Music Foundation is a private operating foundation based in Atlanta, Georgia with $22.6M in total assets, as reported on its IRS Form 990-PF.

What does Earle Brown Music Foundation fund?

Its primary focus area is Arts, Culture & Humanities (IRS NTEE classification). For grant opportunities in this area, see open grants.

What is the EIN of Earle Brown Music Foundation?

Earle Brown Music Foundation's EIN is 133921924. View its 990-PF filings on ProPublica.

How do I apply for a grant from Earle Brown Music Foundation?

Private foundations like Earle Brown Music Foundation typically award grants by invitation or through their own application process — review its giving area (Arts, Culture & Humanities) and find official contact details in its IRS Form 990-PF. Grantoria is an independent directory and is not affiliated with Earle Brown Music Foundation. For grants open to public application right now, use the Grant Finder.

Source: IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File (Form 990-PF), compiled by Grantoria. Financial figures reflect the latest available IRS data; grantee history is being added. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the foundation.