Support HPPAA
Help expand public access to contemporary jazz, interdisciplinary arts, education, Texas jazz history, and community programs.
H Project Performing Arts Association has earned the 2026 Candid Gold Seal of Transparency.
This seal reflects HPPAA’s commitment to nonprofit transparency and public access to organizational information.
Nonprofit Transparency
H Project Performing Arts Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization based in Austin, Texas.
EIN: 45-2581223
Ways to Support
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Your gift supports HPPAA programs, including public concerts, workshops, educational events, documentation, and community arts projects.
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Individuals, businesses, and community partners may support specific concerts, workshops, Texas jazz history programs, or interdisciplinary arts events.
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HPPAA works with museums, libraries, schools, universities, galleries, venues, festivals, and community organizations to present public arts programs.
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Attending HPPAA events, sharing programs, and inviting others helps expand public access to jazz, education, and interdisciplinary arts.
There are several ways to support HPPAA’s public arts, education, and community programming.
How Your Support Helps
Present Public Programs
Support helps HPPAA present concerts, workshops, lecture-demonstrations, and community arts events in accessible public settings.
Support Artists and Educators
HPPAA programs create opportunities for artists, educators, students, and community partners to collaborate through live performance, teaching, and public engagement.
Preserve and Share Cultural History
Support helps document performances, interviews, program materials, and Texas jazz history projects so they can continue reaching audiences after live events.
Build Community Access
HPPAA works to reduce barriers to participation by supporting public-facing programs, educational outreach, and community partnerships.
Support in Action
Eddie Durham Tribute
HPPAA presented the Eddie Durham Tribute at Texas Music Museum in Austin, honoring Texas-born jazz pioneer Eddie Durham through live performance, historical commentary, original arrangements, guest artists, and community storytelling.
Programs like this connect contemporary jazz performance with Texas jazz history, public memory, arts education, and community engagement.
H Project Performing Arts Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Support or Partner with HPPAA
For donation, sponsorship, partnership, or program-support inquiries, please contact H Project Performing Arts Association.
We welcome conversations with individuals, businesses, arts organizations, venues, schools, museums, libraries, festivals, community groups, and public agencies interested in supporting concerts, youth jazz workshops, Texas jazz history programs, interdisciplinary arts projects, and public community events.
You may also reach HPPAA directly at hank@hppaa.org or 512-915-2536.