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FundersCAThe A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund › 2021

Grants paid by The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund, tax year 2021

EIN 94-3235979 · Covina, CA · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE A20Z

In tax year 2021, The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund (EIN 94-3235979) reported 10 grants paid totaling $115,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2021

Grants reported by The A&v Kulaev Cultural Heritage Fund for tax year 2021
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2021The Sterling Foundation Chapel Hill, NCB$20,000paidThis grant supports the Albert Einstein Book. The manuscript for the book has been completed and has undergone copy editing. The Index is in preparation. The Foreword by Hanoch Gutfreund, Academic Director of the Einstein Archives at theHebrew University of Jerusalem, and the Epilogue by co-author Michael DiRuggiero remain to be added. Publication is expected in Fall of 2022.202201579349101655
202147 Palmer Inc Cambridge, MAB$15,000paidThis grant supported Labor Day weekends Campfire Festival to help develop new artists at this non-profit venue in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The festival was held partially live and partially with submitted videosand had both a live audience and a much larger streaming audience.202201579349101655
2021Exapno New Music Community Center I Brooklyn, NYC$14,000paidThis grant paid for the Third Coast in performance. This piece invites the audience to explore the sonic space by moving freely throughout the performance area. The work stems from Clays interest in integrating the elements of play and community-building into his body.202201579349101655
2021Songwriting With Soldiers Inc Austin, TXU$12,000paidThis grant alllowed the design and implementation of a social media strategy to disseminate programs from its innovative program to have veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afganistan work with professional singer-songwriters to create powerful songs about veterans experiences. The social media itself also focuses on llnking these songs with civilian communities so that those non-military audiences can better understand veterans experiences at war and at home upon their return.202201579349101655
2021Woody Guthrie Center Tulsa, OKD$12,000paidThis grant was in support of the Fire In Little Africa, a project including a film, about the centennial of Tulsas Race Massacre. Funding was used for the development of a curriculum on this historical event, and music for the film which was successfully submitted to various film festivals around the country.202201579349101655
2021Second Stage Theatre New York, NYB$12,000paidThis grant supports three Broadway Theaters in New York to help with Covid strategies.202201579349101655
2021Berklee College of Music Boston, MAB$10,000paidThis grant funded 3 days of panel discussions via Zoom on Music In the Age of Covid: Best Practices From Around the World. These 3 panels, featuring renown musicians and music industry experts, focused on promotion of music in Africa and India, Asia, and the Americas and Europe.202201579349101655
2021Kurt Vonnegut Library and Museum Indianapolis, INU$7,500paidThis grant was in support of the museums celebration of the American Library Assosiations annual Banned Books Week with a series of programs on free speech and freedom of expression. The weeklong program included a playwright in residence and webinars on banned books for young people as well as efforts to censor books that discuss policing, the environment and gender recognition issues.202201579349101655
2021The Fund for Reconciliation and Dev Riverhead, NYC$7,500paidThis grant is to help support efforts for reconciliation between the United States and Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Cuba, as well as the development of these countries.202201579349101655
2021National Comedy Center Jamestown, NYB$5,000paidThis grant provided significant support for a major project to recognize and promote the life and comedy of Lucille Ball whose hometown Jamestown, New York is where the National Comedy Center is located. The exhibition was featured in numerous national media including a long segment for CBS Sunday.202201579349101655

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