By Brandy McDonnellThe Red Dirt Relief Fund announced this week that it has fulfilled all eligible applications for their COVID-19 Emergency Music Grants, delivering $138,500 in one-time $250 payments to music professionals across more than 30 Oklahoma counties. As previously reported, the nonprofit organization announced launched in mid-March its coronavirus relief grant program, which was open to any Oklahoman working in music who had sustained a financial loss of at least $1,000 due to canceled or postponed gigs related to COVID-19 and had worked in the industry for the past five years.
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