This renowned Austin non-profit provides access to affordable healthcare for Austin’s low-income, working musicians with a focus on prevention of homelessness and wellness. Since 2005, HAAM has helped over 6.000 musicians with access to $98 million in healthcare.
In our efforts to bolster musicianship in Austin, Moody Center is keen to further HAAM’s mission in caring for the local artist community. Red River Rising plans to support this critical organization through annual monetary and in-kind donations, hosting of key programming and events, and amplifying awareness about key healthcare initiatives and enrollment periods.
This 51-acre master-planned community provides affordable, permanent housing and a supportive community for individuals coming out of chronic homelessness. An extension of Mobile Loaves & Fishes, this transformative residential program exists to love and serve our neighbors who have been living on the streets, while also empowering the surrounding community into a lifestyle of service with our unhoused neighbors.
Community First! Village prioritizes Red River Rising’s main pillar of addressing housing insecurity in a sustainable and empathetic manner. Through yearly monetary contributions, staff volunteer programming, and donation drive opportunities before select events, Moody Center aspires to work collaboratively with this organization to support this critical Austin community.
This non-profit has the goal of preserving and retaining key assets in the entertainment district including live music venues, cultural resources, and destinations that have come to represent much of Austin’s national and local identity. With the closure of multiple venues in recent years, there is a renewed focus on providing resources to venue owners and musicians to help reverse the recent decline in the music industry.