Become a Sponsor
Support the Legacy. Share the Spotlight.
Now is your chance to partner with the Indiana Music History Project (IMHP) and help preserve our state’s incredible musical heritage. As a sponsor, your organization will receive meaningful recognition while supporting a cause that celebrates Indiana’s cultural legacy.
Why Sponsor?
Support the Legacy. Share the Spotlight.
Now is your chance to partner with the Indiana Music History Project (IMHP) and help preserve our state’s incredible musical heritage. As a sponsor, your organization will receive meaningful recognition while supporting a cause that celebrates Indiana’s cultural legacy.
Why Sponsor?
Your sponsorship helps us:
- Preserve rare recordings, photos, memorabilia, and more
- Share Indiana’s music history through exhibits, research, and events
- Support community outreach and educational initiatives
In return, your business will receive prominent public recognition, branding opportunities, and promotional benefits.
Ready to Sponsor?
Select your sponsorship level. Sponsors contributing $5,000 or more may select quarterly payment options.
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Indiana Music History Project
1305 Broad Ripple Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46220
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