ORGANIZATION + ACCOUNTABILITY

HPPAA Governance & Financials

Governance & Financials

TRANSPARENCY IN SERVICE OF PUBLIC PURPOSE.

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HPPAA is a 501(c)(3) public charity committed to responsible stewardship, accurate records, and accessible information about its nonprofit status and financial activity.

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NONPROFIT IDENTITY

H Project Performing Arts Association is an Austin-based 501(c)(3) public charity founded in 2011. HPPAA provides a nonprofit framework for jazz performance, youth education, Texas music history, interdisciplinary arts, public humanities, and community programs.

The organization works with artists, educators, presenters, museums, colleges, galleries, venues, cultural organizations, and public agencies to develop programs with a clear artistic purpose and public benefit.

HPPAA's board provides organizational oversight while project leadership develops and documents the creative and educational work.

A public charity supporting public arts work

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

A clear view of the most recent annual return

HPPAA's 2025 Form 990-EZ reports the organization's revenue, expenses, year-end resources, and public-support calculation. These figures provide a concise view of a small nonprofit building its public programs through grants, contributions, partnerships, and careful project development.

TOTAL REVENUE

$4,705

Contributions, grants, and other reported revenue.

TOTAL EXPENSES

$1,300

Reported expenses supporting nonprofit activity.

ENDING NET ASSETS

$3,405

Resources carried forward at year end.

PUBLIC SUPPORT

64.40%

Public-support percentage reported on Schedule A.

Source: HPPAA 2025 Form 990-EZ and Schedule A, accepted May 6, 2026. Figures should be read with the complete public filing.

RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP

How HPPAA stewards resources

A project may begin with a composition, an archival discovery, an educational need, or an invitation from a community partner.
HPPAA helps turn that idea into a public program.

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Board Oversight

Directors review priorities, financial commitments, and alignment with HPPAA's charitable purpose.

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Grant Compliance

Projects are tracked against approved activities, budgets, documentation, and reporting deadlines.

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Project Documentation

Contracts, invoices, media, and program records support reporting and preserve the public work.

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Annual Reporting

HPPAA maintains organizational records and completes required federal, state, grant, and nonprofit-profile updates.

PUBLIC RECORDS

Verify HPPAA independently

HPPAA provides direct access to its public nonprofit information and independent organizational records.

Independent Recognition

Public records document HPPAA’s nonprofit standing. Independent arts agencies, grantmakers, universities, cultural institutions, and media also document HPPAA’s public work and institutional relationships.

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GOVERNANCE IN PRACTICE

Public trust is active work

Good governance is more than publishing a tax form. It means keeping HPPAA's programs aligned with its mission, documenting decisions, managing grants responsibly, maintaining accurate records, and making organizational information accessible.

As HPPAA's programs and partnerships grow, the board continues to strengthen the structures that support artistic quality, public benefit, ethical decision-making, and long-term sustainability.

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We welcome questions about our public records

QUESTIONS ABOUT HPPAA?

Contact HPPAA for questions about nonprofit information, public filings, partnerships, programs, or charitable support.

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