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Sweet Relief Musicians Fund

Brea · US

A California 501(c)(3) that pays hardship grants directly to career musicians and music industry workers facing illness, disability or age-related problems — not project money, but rent, treatment and basic needs. Assistance is requested through an application on their own site, with separate applications for mental health, hearing health and natural disaster relief, and named funds (cancer, mental health, hearing, disaster) behind them.

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What it funds

Emergency relief

Who can apply — in their words

Except for retired or semi-retired older (ages 65+) industry workers, the applicant must have, or recently have had, a serious medical or mental health condition. A diagnosis by a medical doctor, or hospital or medical bills indicating such condition, must be provided. The applicant must demonstrate financial need. Except for retired or semi-retired older (ages 65+) industry workers, the applicant must be able to show that at least 50% of their annual income comes from their work as a musician or in other music industry related jobs. FOR MUSICIANS: The applicant must be a musician who has regular public performances, or performed on at least three widely released recordings (audio or audiovisual), or written music that has been performed on three widely released recordings, or published on three occasions.

Applying

This fund is open now and has no deadline.

Please find eligibility requirements on the digital application below, or you can read them HERE. If you do not meet our eligibility requirements, please visit our Resources page to find an organization or resource that can assist you. Candidacy for assistance depends, among other factors, on the availability of funds and the number of eligible applicants. Any individual who does not meet the eligibility requirements, but believes they meet the criteria for assistance, may request an application for a grant by providing a written explanation as to why the Grant Committee should make an exception to the policies. To submit your written explanation, please email us at [email — members]. If you cannot fill out the digital form below, you can download and submit your application at the bottom of the page.