GRANT PROGRAM
Woodland Park Players is committed to supporting arts programs that serve Seattle public school students. We are now accepting Grant applications for projects that bring arts opportunities to Seattle area public school students.
OUR 2020 GRANTEES
Rainier Beach High School
Grants provided opportunities that support performing arts education at Rainier Beach High School including these drama students.
Lowell Elementary School
Students chant "I will lead the future, so I will lead today" at Lowell Elelmentary's Monday Morning Sing. Adding movement will build on the goal to create shared community, identity and purpose.
Roxhill Elementary
School
By bringing a black artist from the community directly into the classroom at Roxhill to share his exceptional musical gifts and deep cultural knowledge with students, this diverse student body may be able to see themselves in the academic and cultural realms they may have previously thought were unattainable.
Maple Elementary
The music program at Maple helps students grow both as human beings and musicians by promoting teamwork, creativity and self-expression.
OUR 2019 GRANTEES
Participants in 2019's Teen Summer Musical production of Uncle Willie's Chocolate Factory. “Through performing arts workshops and collaborative practice, a professional staff of artists nurtures the developing talents that lie dormant within the hearts of these adolescents.
Lincoln High School Band
This grant helped launch the fledgling band program at this new Seattle school by providing funding for sheet music.
Licton Spring K8 Music Program
This grant helped launch the fledgling band program at this new Seattle school by providing funding for sheet music.
