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Musicians Lifeline Mission Statement

Musicians Lifeline, Inc. is a volunteer organization that responds primarily to the medical and social needs of regional musicians and music professionals in our community.

The mission of Musicians Lifeline is to support and provide charitable assistance to all types of music industry professionals located in the greater New England region who are struggling to maintain their livelihood, due to illness, disability, age, or unemployment.

Money raised through benefit ticket sales, donations and sponsorships are used to pay for medical expenses, prescriptions, insurance premiums, housing, food, utilities and fees for services and counseling.

We are also dedicated to educating the public about the importance of musicians in the community and the financial hardships which can negatively impact a music professional.

Requesting Assistance

If you know of a musician who may need assistance, please tell them or a family member about Musicians Lifeline, Inc.








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Eligibility
Musicians Lifeline, Inc. provides financial assistance to career musicians from every musical genre. Music professionals who apply for assistance must ... Read More

Musicians Lifeline Financial Grants

Musicians Lifeline, Inc. provides financial assistance to career musicians from every musical genre.

Grant recipients include career musicians (club and session musicians, recording artists), arrangers, composers and songwriters from the New England region.

Music professionals who apply for assistance must demonstrate financial hardship with accompanying documentation. Even if a grant recipient has private or publicly funded health care, they often require assistance with other necessities.

Financial grants are paid directly to medical providers, hospitals and authorized entities such as insurance companies or utility companies.

The Officers and Directors of Musicians Lifeline, Inc. receive no compensation for their Board activities. In addition, the Officers, Directors and their families cannot receive benefits from Musicians Lifeline, Inc.