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Emery Middle School in Emeryville
• Claremont
Middle School in Oakland
Our
public schools need musical instruments desperately. Because new
instruments are so expensive, their purchase and repair are major
stumbling blocks to starting or maintaining school music programs.
Music
in Schools Today recognized the instrument need and created the
original, year-round Adopt an Instrument program in 1990. The program
is simple. It recycles donated musical instruments to public schools
-- people give their used musical instruments to us, and we distribute
them to schools and community centers year-round.

Sinaloa
Middle School students with instruments
donated through Adopt an Instrument program.
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Bay
Area Donation Drop-off Locations
MuST accepts instrument donations at the following locations:
San Francisco
East Bay
George Spencer
or Wanda Stewart
Emery Unified
School District
4727 San Pablo Avenue
Emeryville, CA 94608
George: (510) 601-4951 or Wanda: (510) 601-4907
South Bay
Carey Crow
District Coordinator, After School Programs
Ravenswood
City School District
2120 Euclid Avenue
East Palo Alto, CA 94303
(650) 614-4300
Peninsula
NOTE: Please call to schedule appointment
Leanne Burr
Music at Kohl
Mansion
2750 Adeline Drive
Burlingame, CA 94010
(650) 762-1130
Napa and Sonoma Counties
Please call Karen Haslag at 707-996-9113 to arrange. |
Bay
Area Public School Teachers: Request Instruments
Bay Area music teachers, please e-mail
us your musical instrument needs. If you have a need for a piano,
in particular, please contact us. Also,
please feel free to fill out our online survey
of your music needs so that we can better serve you. Thank you! |
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KFOG
DJ Rosalie
(R) donates a guitar to
Erin Kenny and Mary Destri of MuST,
for our Adopt an Instrument program. |
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Digidesign's
Instrument Drive for MuST
We would like to thank Jay LeBoeuf, Senior Audio Engineer at Digidesign
in Daly City, for organizing an in-house instrument drive for our
Adopt
an Instrument program this summer! On August 31, we received
dozens of instruments and other equipment, which will be going to
several public schools and youth centers in low income areas. Digidesign
also donated six brand new MBox 2s, which will be going to: The
DJ Project, Destiny
Arts, DUSTY,
Boys and Girls Clubs,
and Youth
Movement Records. Once Digidesign's Menlo Park office heard
what the Daly City office had done, they decided to hold their own
drive, so stay tuned!
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