Tools
Professional studios, instruments, software, and technical support.
Fridays at the ParkCorporate partnerships · 202701 / 14A creative public charity · Los Angeles
Help artists
keep making.
Partner with Fridays at The Park ORG to help emerging and independent artists make, share, and sustain creative work—on their own terms.
501(c)(3) · EIN 33-4885154Use arrow keys to present →
The idea
Space to make. People to learn from.
Support to keep going. Rights that stay yours.
Your partnership helps artists keep making.
Fridays at the Park Organization02
The gap
Talent is everywhere. Opportunity is not.
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Professional tools remain out of reach.
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Industry knowledge stays behind closed doors.
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Real mentorship is difficult to find.
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One-off events do not build durable community.
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Creators face extractive paths to sustainability.
We remove the friction.03
Flagship program
The Friday Studio
Every Friday, emerging and independent artists make work alongside experienced people in music, film, and technology. Learning happens side by side, on real projects. Sessions are invitation-based; the work they produce is for everyone.
recordingsdemosperformancesprototypesrelationships
Studio 7 · Enterprise Studios · Burbank, CA04
Why weekly matters
The consistency is the program.
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Return
Bring back the unfinished idea.
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Connect
Find the right collaborator.
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Build
Turn repetition into momentum.
Rhythm · trust · repetition · proximity05
What we provide
Six ways we open the door.
Knowledge
Production, publishing, ownership, distribution, and sustainability.
Mentorship
Direct guidance from experienced artists, producers, and engineers.
Community
A dependable place where trust and collaboration compound.
Ownership
Artists keep their rights, their masters, and their names on the work.
Reach
Local creative practice connected to communities around the world.
Access with dignity.06
Proposed year-one targets · At full $1M funding
$1M supports a year of creative work.
50weekly sessions
250+unique creators
750+creator attendances
150+mentor hours
75+completed works
20+public releases
12masterclasses
2major showcases
Planning targets, not historical results. Scope follows funding.07
Local roots · Global reach
One living network.
01Los Angeles
02Kampala
03Tokyo
04Tegucigalpa
05Idyllwild
From a Kampala session shared with Los Angeles to a 24-hour Tokyo collaboration, the work connects artists across borders. Funding reaches creators who retain their rights.
Explore the global collaborations ↗Local practice. Global exchange.08
The annual budget
Free to creators. Fair to the people who make it possible.
The proposed $1M annual plan follows the allocation published on our website: artist time and mentorship, production, public events and global collaborations, and the space, gear, and administration that support them.
Artists & mentorship · 50%$500K
Production · 10%$100K
Shows, events & global collaborations · 25%$250K
Operations · 15%$150K
Annual program funding goal$1,000,000
Ethical infrastructure supports everyone in the room.09
Proposed annual partnerships
A place for your company.
More room for artists to make.
Lead partner
$250,000Annual commitmentHelp sustain a year of creative work.
Prominent program recognition; a co-designed activation; quarterly impact conversations.
Discuss this partnership ↗Program partner
$100,000Annual commitmentChampion a focused area of the work.
Recognition on an agreed program; a workshop or showcase collaboration; quarterly reporting.
Discuss this partnership ↗Session partner
$50,000Annual commitmentSupport a defined series of Fridays.
Recognition across the supported series; a studio visit; a series impact recap.
Discuss this partnership ↗Starting proposals for a shared annual funding goal—not fixed program costs. Scope, recognition, guest access, and deliverables are agreed together. Equipment, software, and in-kind support are also welcome.
Custom and multi-year commitments available10
What a partnership can include
Meaningful presence.
Shared creative outcomes.
Recognition
Agreed logo placement on the partner page, supported program materials, and selected event signage.
Storytelling
Program recaps and opt-in artist stories that show what your support makes possible.
In-person activation
A thoughtfully designed workshop, listening session, or showcase connected to the work.
Employee involvement
Explore skill-based volunteering, mentor participation, and hosted team visits.
Hospitality
Agreed guest access to supported showcases and studio experiences, subject to capacity.
Impact reporting
A clear view of participation, creative output, and use of support across the agreed program.
Benefits are scoped by partnership level. Artist participation and content use require consent; sponsorship does not transfer ownership of creative work.
Built around the community and your objectives11
Illustrative proposals · Prospective partners
Build something specific together.
From first session
to first release.
Explore a creator-development series combining production mentorship, release-readiness workshops, and a culminating listening event.
- Proposed ask
- $250K lead commitment, with optional equipment or technical support.
- Shared outcome
- More creators gain practical tools and a clear path to sharing their work.
Creative independence.
Practical tools.
Explore artist-business workshops on getting paid, selling creative work, and building sustainable practices, alongside community showcases.
- Proposed ask
- $250K lead commitment, with an optional co-designed education series.
- Shared outcome
- More creators build the confidence and skills to sustain their practice.
Conversation starters, not announced partnerships or commitments. Program design, product involvement, and any content distribution would be agreed with each company.
One mission. A partnership shaped around shared goals.12
Proposed reporting framework
See what your support makes possible.
Set the scope at kickoff. Share progress throughout the year. Close with a clear account of the work and what comes next.
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Access: sessions held, unique creators, and repeat participation.
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Learning: mentor hours and workshops delivered.
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Creative output: completed works, releases, and showcases.
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Partner delivery: agreed recognition, activations, and employee involvement.
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Stewardship: use-of-funds summary and opt-in community stories.
Targets agreed at kickoff · Reporting matched to scope13
Seeking lead corporate partners
Put your support
behind possibility.
Start with a proposed $250,000 annual lead partnership—or build a focused program with us. Together, we’ll define the impact, the experience, and the right commitment.
Fridays at the Park · 501(c)(3) · EIN 33-488515414