1
Submit a request form
Fill out the online form, stating the instrument needed,
quantity, size, and number of students
Instrument request process
A simple, transparent process — every request gets a response
2
Personal contact
A staff member will contact you after receiving the form,
to confirm actual needs and usage plans
3
Resource matching
Matched based on available instruments and donations,
items not yet available will be kept in mind
4
Cleaning and maintenance
Handled by professional vendors commissioned by the foundation,
delivered only after cleaning and repairs are complete
5
Delivery and follow-up
Delivery is scheduled, and we continue to track
how the instrument is used in class
♡ Please state the instrument size and number of students as clearly as possible — this greatly speeds up matching.
Types of instruments you can request
Strings, winds, keyboards, percussion, and accessories or teaching materials can all be requested
String instruments
Violin, viola, cello,
double bass, etc.
Wind instruments
Flute, clarinet, saxophone,
trumpet, trombone, etc.
Keyboard instruments
Piano, electronic keyboard, digital piano,
accordion, etc.
Percussion instruments
Snare drum, bass drum, xylophone, glockenspiel,
timpani, etc.
Accessories and teaching materials
Sheet music, music stands, bows, mouthpieces,
teaching materials can also be requested
What one instrument can bring to a school
Ensemble classes become possible
Students no longer have to take turns waiting for an instrument,
only then can a full lesson proceed
Children dare to begin
With an instrument to bring home and practice,
learning has a chance to continue
Orchestra sections can be filled
Filling in the missing parts,
lets the team stand on stage
Resources stay where they're needed
When no longer needed, they can be donated back,
keeping instruments in circulation
