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Announcement: Heritage School of Music France Cultural Exchange

Nov 26, 2024

Announcement: Heritage School of Music France Cultural Exchange

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation is excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 Catapult Fund small business training program. Programming this year is concentrated on business training for entrepreneurs in the culinary arts. The Catapult Fund is a collaboration between the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation and Capital One Bank. Program facilitation is held by the New Orleans Black Chamber of Commerce.

Jazz & Heritage November Opportunities

Nov 18, 2024

Jazz & Heritage November Opportunities

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation is excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 Catapult Fund small business training program. Programming this year is concentrated on business training for entrepreneurs in the culinary arts. The Catapult Fund is a collaboration between the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation and Capital One Bank. Program facilitation is held by the New Orleans Black Chamber of Commerce.

2025 Catapult Fund Announcement

Nov 15, 2024

2025 Catapult Fund Announcement

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation is excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 Catapult Fund small business training program. Programming this year is concentrated on business training for entrepreneurs in the culinary arts. The Catapult Fund is a collaboration between the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation and Capital One Bank. Program facilitation is held by the New Orleans Black Chamber of Commerce.

Community Partnership Grant Announcement 2024-2025

May 21, 2024

Community Partnership Grant Announcement 2024-2025

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation is excited to announce the opening of its Community Partnership Grant program.  The Foundation begins its grant application season with a staggered opening date. Open today are the Education In-School and Education After-School categories which provide funding for arts education programs in Louisiana schools and after-school programs. Grant applications for the remaining three categories: Presenting, Media Documentation, and the Louisiana Cultural Equity & Creation grants which support performers’ fees, the documentation and exhibition of Louisiana culture and individual artists will open on Monday, May 27th.  This year, the organization will continue to support the local creative economy and arts education by increasing the maximum grant request in all five categories from $5,000 to $7500.