$25,000 for your Jazz Band to Perform Overseas

The Jazz Ambassador Program is designed to use the wealth of often undiscovered musical talent in the U.S. to enhance the mission of promoting cross-cultural understanding. Jazz Ambassadors travel to four or five countries for a period of four to eight weeks. In addition to public performances, they may conduct workshops and master classes. Nominations of classical musicians in various categories are sought from music schools, conservatories,
colleges and universities throughout the U.S. Contact Cultural Programs Division, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State, SA-44, 301 4th St. SW, Room
568, Washington, DC 20547; 202-203-7523; Fax: 202-619-7525; http://exchanges.state.gov/education/citizens/culture/jazzamb.htm

 

Income Eligibility: None

Get free training, free help for all types of free government programs, including how to get government grants

in the money club.

 

Need help Finding  a government money program that meets your needs? Let Matthew Lesko show you how to use the free services inside the Government Money Club. Watch the video below to see how easy it can be to get started.