Biamp Recognizes 2025 Grant Winners Supporting Community Impact

Biamp has announced the winners of its 2025 Charitable Giving Grant Program, supporting nonprofits that use music and creativity to strengthen communities. This year’s recipients, ranging from youth-focused music groups in the U.S. to international organizations like Musicians Making a Difference in Sydney, will each receive $7,000–$10,000 to expand access to mentorship, music education, and creative opportunities for underserved groups.

The program reflects Biamp’s broader commitment to giving back, not just through funding but also through volunteer initiatives and partnerships with local and global organizations. By investing in creativity and connection, Biamp highlights how technology and the arts can work together to build confidence, belonging, and lasting impact.

Biamp, a leading supplier of professional audiovisual solutions, today announced the recipients of its 2025 Charitable Giving Grant Program. The initiative celebrates nonprofit organizations that align with the Biamp mission of harnessing audiovisual technology and creativity to enrich lives and strengthen communities.

This year’s grant recipients include Youth Music Project; P:ear; My Voice Music; Musicians Making a Difference in Sydney; Friends of Noise; the Dana Thompson Memorial Fund of Awesome; and Women’s Audio Mission in San Francisco. Each was selected by the Biamp Charitable Leadership Committee and will receive a $7,000-$10,000 grant to support each organization’s continued efforts to empower youth and underserved communities through music, mentorship, and creative access.

“Supporting organizations that inspire creativity and build community through music and the arts is deeply meaningful for Biamp,” said Rashid Skaf, Biamp President, CEO, and co-Chairman. “Much like our technology is designed to connect and elevate experiences, these nonprofits are using music to foster confidence, belonging, and opportunity. We’re proud to stand alongside them in creating lasting change for young people and underserved communities.”

In addition to the annual grant program, Biamp extends its commitment to service through its Charitable and Wellness Committees, which sponsor volunteer initiatives and partnerships with a range of global and local organizations. Past collaborators include the PDX Jazz Festival; Young Audiences; PDX Pop Now!; Theater in the Grove; Rock ‘n Roll Camp for Girls; Shared Studios; and Habitat for Humanity.