Support our mission
Ways to give
Every gift plants a seed of opportunity. Your support funds instruction, instruments, studio time, and paid stages for autistic musicians, in our community and beyond.
Jazz Hands For Autism is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 47-1719982. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Your gift at work
What your support makes possible
Supplies for a lesson
One hour of private instruction
A group workshop or jam session
Support for a student performance
Any amount makes a difference. Give a custom amount →
More ways to help
Give the way that fits you
Monthly giving
A recurring gift helps us plan ahead and support musicians year round, long after the final bow.
Set up monthly →Musical Care Package
Gift live music or a personalized musical experience to someone you love, and support our artists.
Explore packages →Sponsor & partner
Companies and foundations can sponsor concerts, programs, and our musicians' careers.
Start a conversation →Send a check
Attn: Dr. Ifunanya Nweke, Jazz Hands For Autism, 10220 Culver Blvd, Ste 101, Culver City, CA 90232.
Give via PayPal
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Donate with PayPal →Donor recognition
Your generosity, on the wall
Donors whose lifetime giving reaches $1,000 receive name recognition in our concert programs and annual report. Our Leadership Circle ($5,000+) enjoys insider updates, on-stage recognition, and VIP concert tickets.
Every listing is opt-in. We never publish a donor's name without permission.
Transparency
Where your gift goes
Your support directly funds the work that turns talent into livelihoods: curriculum and instruction, our recording studio, instruments and equipment, student development, and paid performance opportunities.
- — Curriculum & instruction
- — A state-of-the-art recording studio
- — Instruments & practice equipment
- — Student development (reels, EPKs, headshots)
- — Paid performance & employment pathways
Ready to make an impact?
Your gift, of any size, helps an autistic musician find their stage.