Warner Music and Blavatnik Social Justice Fund have announced their first round of 2026 grantees, allocating nearly $6 million to various organizations.

The Warner Music/Blavatnik Social Justice Fund has unveiled its first set of grantees for 2026, distributing almost $6 million to 17 organizations. Among these, eight are music-focused, with four being newcomers to the fund’s support.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to support social justice causes through strategic investments in organizations that align with the fund’s mission. The grantees were selected based on their potential to drive meaningful change in their respective communities.

The fund, established by Warner Music Group and the Blavatnik Family Foundation, aims to address systemic issues and promote equity within the music industry and beyond. The selected organizations are expected to utilize the funding to further their impact and reach.

Among the newcomers are groups that focus on empowering underrepresented voices in music, providing educational opportunities, and fostering community engagement. These organizations are poised to make significant contributions to the social justice landscape.

The announcement highlights Warner Music’s ongoing commitment to leveraging its resources and influence to support initiatives that promote diversity and inclusion.

The Warner Music/Blavatnik Social Justice Fund was created in response to growing calls for action within the music industry to address racial and social inequalities. By investing in these organizations, the fund seeks to create lasting change and inspire others in the industry to follow suit.