Grand Canyon Music Festival

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All proceeds benefit the Festival.

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You can support the Grand Canyon Music Festival in several ways... Individuals Can: Support the valuable programming of the Grand Canyon Music Festival, Native American Composer Apprentice Project, School of Rock, and Annual concert series by making a one time Donation today! (Link takes you directly to Paypal.) Donations are tax deductible. Other ways to support GCMF: Become a concert sponsor Attend a concert or buy season tickets Purchase GCMF products (visit our Gift Shop) Volunteer your services Patronize our sponsors (be sure to let them know that you support the Festival too, and appreciate their help) Become a Sustaining Friend. Consider becoming a Sustaining Friend of GCMF. Using your Paypal account you can now set up recurring monthly or annual donations to the Grand Canyon Music Festival. This kind of on-going support helps us carry on the vital work we do year round. Thank you. We could not do it without you! Amount to give $ Frequency of giving Note: Your Monthly or Annual deduction will automatically be made via your Paypal account on the same date each month or year that the recurring payment was established until you cancel your deduction. Call us at (800) 997-8285 to discuss ways that you, or your company, can help support Grand Canyon Music Festival.		Join Our Mailing List: To have your name added to our mailing list and/or to receive a GCMF brochure please call (800) 997-8285, make your request, and leave your name and address.
Sponsorship: The Grand Canyon Music Festival is sponsored in part by the Arizona Commission on the Arts through appropriations from the Arizona State Legislature, partial funding provided by Arizona ArtShare - the state arts endowment fund, through public and private contributions, Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon Association, with grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, WESTAF, Chamber Music America, and with support from Canyon Plaza Resort Grand Canyon, Red Feather Lodge, Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn, Mountain Ranch Resort, Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters, The Grand Hotel, Valle Airpark, AirStar Helicopters, Maverick Helicopter Tours, Xanterra Resorts, Transcanyon Shuttle, Cafe Tusayan, North Country Grand Canyon Clinic, Vishnu Temple Press, Grand Canyon Airlines, Hydro Resources, Canyon Forest Village, and other local sponsors. ETHEL's TruckStop™ and the appearances of James Bilagody and Dean Osborne are made possible through funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. The Festival administers the Native American Composers’ Apprentice Program with support from the National Endowment for the Arts; Chamber Music America with support from The Helen F. Whitaker Fund and the Chamber Music America Residency Endowment Fund; WESTAF, the Western State Arts Federation and the National Endowment for the Arts; the Arizona Commission of the Arts with funding from the State of Arizona and the National Endowment for the Arts; the ASCAP Foundation; and the First Nations Composer Initiative project supported through the Ford Foundation’s Indigenous Knowledge, Expressive Culture grant program of the American Composers Forum. Expansion of NACAP to Whitehorse High School in Utah is funded in part by the Utah Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. The Grand Canyon Music Festival administers the Grand Canyon School of Rock with support from Grand Canyon Unified School (Sheila Breen, Superintendent, Becky Crumbo, Acting Principal, George Haughton, music teacher), Grand Canyon PTA, Grand Canyon Rotary Club, Grand Canyon Lions Club, and South Grand Canyon Sanitation.