ASCAP Foundation

ASCAP Foundation We champion, enable, educate, discover talented songwriters of today & tomorrow with homage to past greats. World-class music creators come from our programs!
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The ASCAP Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that gives scholarships and awards to individuals, and grants to fellow 501c3 non-profit organizations. Our programs are designed to meet one or more of the following goals: to enhance and promote music education for students; to provide recognition for the achievements of American music creators; to provide opportunities for professional deve

lopment of emerging composers and songwriters; to provide communities with access to music and music therapy; to provide grants to 501(c)(3) organizations that share our goals and focus.

*For detailed information on TAF's programs and partnerships, please visit our website. www.ascapfoundation.org

This past Juneteenth weekend, The ASCAP Foundation had a blast leading a music activity center at Harlem Grown's annual ...
06/23/2026

This past Juneteenth weekend, The ASCAP Foundation had a blast leading a music activity center at Harlem Grown's annual Juneteenth event! It was a beautiful Saturday full of excitement, celebrating the community and honoring the past. Our teaching musicians played guitar and djembe with children of all ages who were picking up these instruments for the first time!

Happy Juneteenth from The ASCAP Foundation! Today, we honor the past and celebrate the present as we continue to honor t...
06/19/2026

Happy Juneteenth from The ASCAP Foundation! Today, we honor the past and celebrate the present as we continue to honor the legacy of Black artists.

The ASCAP Foundation wishes you a Happy Pride! ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜 Music amplifies self expression - we are proud to support young ...
06/11/2026

The ASCAP Foundation wishes you a Happy Pride! ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜 Music amplifies self expression - we are proud to support young musicians of all different backgrounds as they share their unique voices with the world.

05/27/2026

The ASCAP Foundation Musical Theatre Workshop made for a magical week 🌟 From unforgettable performances to addicting hooks, the creativity from our participants lit up the whole stage! Thank you to all of the writers, performers, and mentors who made this workshop such a success. Until the next curtain call... 🎟️

05/14/2026

Congratulations Cheeyang Ng for such a successful and moving show! We'd also like to thank panelists Stepehen Bray, Jay Dyer, and Cheri Steinkeller for driving such inspiring conversations. These have been three unforgettable nights! Stay tuned for the next Musical Theatre Workshop, coming soon 🎭

05/13/2026

Congrats to ASCAP composer duo EmmaLee Kidwell and Maria Andreoli and the cast of The Waiting! Our gratitude also extends to industry panelists Irene Mecchi, Winnie Holzman and Robert L. Freedman who lent their feedback and creative wisdom to help grow this incredible show.

Join us tonight at The Wallis for our final evening of the ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshop, where new musicals blossom and grow.

05/08/2026

Watching a Broadway musical for the very first time is something these students will never forget ✨🎭

As part of The ASCAP Foundation program Children Will Listen, these high schoolers experienced the power of live theater with Ragtime — a moving story about hope, change, and the pursuit of justice that feels just as relevant today. Seeing their reactions, hearing their conversations afterward, and watching them connect with the music and storytelling reminded us why arts access matters so deeply.

And what a moment to experience it: Ragtime was recently recognized with 11 Tony nominations bringing renewed attention to this unforgettable revived production! 🌟

04/30/2026

Happy International Jazz Day! ⁠ At The ASCAP Foundation, we love all things jazz 🎷

This year, our very own Foundation Recipient Immanuel Wilkins scored a gig at NPR's ! Immanuel is a recipient of the Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award and was recently nominated for Best Alternative Jazz Album at the 2026 Grammy Awards.

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