School assemblies
K–8 programs that bring Tune Shrooms and Bits to schools that wouldn't otherwise have access to participatory music programming. Foundation funding underwrites the cost in Title I and rural districts.
Musical Mycology Foundation
The non-profit arm of Musical Mycology.
Grant-funded school programming, community residencies, and free public performances. The Foundation does not generate commercial revenue — it operates on grants and individual giving so the school and community work can be sustained independently of the commercial pipeline.
What we do
Three programs.
Community residencies
Multi-day residencies at libraries, community centers, and festivals. New Bits authored on-site with the participating community.
Free public performances
Drop-in performances at parks, museums, and public events — no ticket required. The "find magic in mushrooms" promise carried as far as it can go.
Status
Where the Foundation is right now.
- 501c3 filing: in progress.
- Grants pipeline: $200K+ in identified opportunities, applications drafting.
- First school deployment: 2027.
Stay in the loop
Foundation updates as they happen.
School pilots, grant news, residency announcements. No marketing email — just updates when something real happens.
For grantors and partners
Foundations, individual donors, school districts, and venue partners — please reach out for the program prospectus and current grant deck.