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Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation Inc

Grantmaking foundation in Deerfield Beach, Florida · EIN 27-5553072

Total giving
$100KTax year 2024
Total assets
$190KLatest reported
Latest IRS filing
2024Form 990 / 990-PF

Mission

Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation (KTBA) is dedicated to offsetting the loss of music education programming due to budget cuts across America. We strive to pass the torch on to the next generation by empowering them to manifest their talents within the arts community and using music as an outlet to exercise creativity in the entertainment workforce. As of Dec 2022, KTBA has supported over 585 schools and reached 89,000 students by providing new instruments, sheet music, supplies, and professional development tools for music teachers. KTBA supports music educators who give their students a positive and rewarding experience in the arts. As KTBA promotes the advancement of STEM to STEAM curricula in schools, KTBA acknowledges the inherent resistance from dated education administrations and diminishing arts and music programming budgets. Each quarter, KTBA assess its goals and measures allowing the staging the opportunity to improve and adjust its procedures accordingly. KTBA makes a week

Quoted from the foundation's IRS filing.

Giving by year

$140K2019
$20K2020
$110K2021
$81K2022
$100K2023
$100K2024

Totals by tax year, rounded to two significant figures. Years without a reported total show the sum of grants itemized on the filing.

Top recipients

RecipientAmountTax year
Fueling Musician Donations$51K2022
Donors Choose Org$25K2022
Journey to the Heart$6K2022

Amounts are rounded. The full grantee list is available with a free account.

Website: keepingthebluesalive.org

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Source: IRS Form 990 and 990-PF filings, tax year 2024. Also see this organization on ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer.