AMFM Awards $6,000 in Grants to Summer Programs for Underserved Youth

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(Annapolis, MD—May 13, 2026) Annapolis Musicians Fund for Musicians, Inc. (AMFM) is awarding $6,000 from its David Glaser Education Grant that will be shared between three organizations whose local summer music programs benefit underserved students in the greater Annapolis area:

Chesapeake Youth Symphony Orchestra – in support of its Summer Music Camps that provide students ages 10-18 with high-quality ensemble training, individualized instruction, and meaningful performance opportunities. The camps include an Intermediate level program for developing musicians and an Advanced program for high-school-level players.

Live Arts Maryland – in support of its Musical Theatre Summer Intensive program, a week-long immersive program that offers middle and high school students focused training in singing, acting, and movement. The program is designed for students passionate about musical theatre and eager to improve their performance skills in a supportive, professional environment.

Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts – in support of its Creating Communities’ Arts Mentorship Academy (AMA), a free summer program that gives students ages 9–17 the opportunity to explore music, visual arts, STEAM, dance, theatre, and more in a supportive and creative environment. Through hands-on instruction, mentorship, and a final showcase performance, students build confidence, teamwork, leadership, and artistic skills while connecting with Maryland Hall and the broader arts community.

“We are honored to continue carrying on David Glaser’s legacy by supporting these local youth programs,” says AMFM Board President, PJ Thomas. “Encouraging and inspiring the next generation of musicians is a wonderful tribute to David.”

These grants are just one of AMFM’s youth programs. The Tim King Music Performance Scholarship provides a scholarship to a high school senior who will study music performance in college and subsidies for underserved students who take lessons with local music organizations.

AMFM is a nonprofit organization that was created to provide financial relief to professional Annapolis musicians who cannot work due to sickness, injury, or any other circumstance leaving them unable to perform. It raises funds through donations and through music events that showcase local professional talent.

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