
Black Banjo Reclamation Project
Cultural Arts, Earth-Based Education & Resource Management

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Top financial contributors
Individuals
$5,555 USD since Jan 2022
$3,000 USD since May 2022
$2,050 USD since Jun 2022
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Organizations
$10,000 USD since May 2022
Black Banjo Reclamation Project is all of us
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Thank you for supporting Black Banjo Reclamation Project.
Jerred Branch
hannah mayree
IBMA Foundation
$10,000 USD
Guest
$5,555 USD
Bubbaville
$3,000 USD
Seth Ginsberg
$2,050 USD
Peaks
$1,000 USD
Guest
$1,000 USD
Melanie C
$975 USD
Guest
$700 USD
Nate Gusakov
sponsor
$600 USD
Robin Bean Crane
$500 USD

Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Credit from Sacramento Banjo Build Spring 2022 to Black Banjo Reclamation Project •
Debit from Sacramento Banjo Build Spring 2022 to Black Banjo Reclamation Project •
$6,532.07 USD
$30,757.76 USD
$24,225.69 USD
$33,907.16 USD

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About
Comprised of educators, musicians, historians, crafters, builders, healers and land stewards, our work is deeply rooted in the connection, understanding and learning that comes from community engagement in Black, Indigenous, POC and White-European communities. For three years, we have been facilitating musical training, workshops, learning spaces, as well as the distribution, repair and building of banjos. The work of the BBRP is to support Black people and communities in accessing, experiencing and stewarding musical traditions that come from their own ancestral and cultural lineages.
In the 2022 program schedule ::
- Black Banjo Weekend Campout and Build, Sacramento CA March 2022
- Research Project 2022
- Black Banjo Fellowship September 2022
BBRP is a multi-cultural collaboration that promotes conversation and action in healing the ancestral, historical, cultural and racially dividing wounds in this country and the world.
Our complete budget takes the next five years into account. For the 2022 year going into the 2023 year, we plan to raise 100,000 for programming. We look forward to connecting and collaborating through this work! With much appreciation and gratitude.
Our team
Jerred Branch
hannah mayree