INDIANAPOLISE — The Indiana Music History Project has received a generous operating grant from the Efroymson Family Fund, a major supporter of arts, culture, and community initiatives in and around Indianapolis.
This grant will help fund the Indiana Music History Project’s day-to-day operations at a time when such support is increasingly vital. As the IMHP has expanded its programming in recent years, operating funds have become essential to sustaining its work documenting, preserving, and promoting Indiana’s rich and diverse music history across all genres and time periods.
The Efroymson Family Fund is part of the Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) and has been a significant force in supporting nonprofit initiatives for nearly thirty years. To date, the Efroymson Family Fund has awarded more than $146 million in grants, supporting a wide range of efforts in arts, culture, education, and community development.
For more information about the Indiana Music History Project, visit www.indianafound.org.
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