The Organ Media Foundation is a non-profit organization chartered in 2011 to help promote the ongoing work of organists and organ builders around the world.
The Organ Media Foundation is a non-profit organization, and as such,
receives all of our funding from listeners that wish to see us continue
in our mission. We wish to focus on the music of the organ and not on
asking our
supporters for money, so each April, we take one month to actively
appeal to our listeners for support in funding our budget. This method
allows us to keep the interruptions of our broadcasts and solicitations
of our supporters
to a bare minimum.
Our primary expenses are generated by our streaming audio stations,
Organlive, Positively Baroque, and The Organ Experience. Expenses for
such streams include stream hosting, web hosting and backup space,
royalties and
licensing, server and network hardware, library additions, and voiceover
talent. Even our domain names cost us a few dollars each year. This
year our estimated budget for just the streaming stations is $19,820.
Your help will ensure that the Organ Media Foundation can
continue to fund our ongoing projects for another year. We have given
several suggested donation amounts, however, you may choose to give any
amount you wish. You may make a one-time contribution, or set up a
recurring
monthly donation.
Sponsors will be recognized by name below. We thank you for your support!
The Organ Media Foundation (OMF) is committed to promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in its organization, projects, and produced content. Because the purpose of OMF is charitable and educational – to provide members of the general public with an educational opportunity to learn about classical organ music, its performance and its history – it seeks to include and to involve those who might not naturally be exposed to the music of the organ. The OMF is therefore committed to addressing obstacles based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, geographic location or other diversity aspects hindering inclusion. Doing so, the OMF confronts the historical evidence that organ music, classical music, and organ building are rooted in biases observed in Western culture and faith-based organizations. The OMF’s commitment to DEIA enlarges the circle of persons enjoying the music of the organ and participating in its creation.