GRATITUDE: Dozens of musical instruments donated in dropoff drive, and that’s not all

(WSB photo – early donations during last Saturday’s drive)

One week ago, we visited the heart of The Junction as volunteers from the Rotary Club of West Seattle (WSB sponsor) collected instrument donations for Music4Life. Tonight, Rotarian Brian Waid, who coordinated the dropoff donation drive, reports on the results:

I’m pleased to report that on August 9, with the support of the West Seattle KeyBank branch, the Rotary Club of West Seattle received donations of 43 used musical instruments for the benefit of Music4Life, including: drums (3, including an unusual split drum), flutes (6), clarinets (10, including 3 Buffet clarinets), trumpets/cornets (6), french horn (1), trombone (1), saxophone (1), recorders (2), guitars (4), and a banjo (1). We also received a generous cash donation for Music4Life, an instrument tuner, clarinet repair kit, music books, and several music stands.

Missed the drive? You can still donate instruments and/or money – here’s how. Music4Life works with 15 school districts in the region, including Seattle.

4 Replies to "GRATITUDE: Dozens of musical instruments donated in dropoff drive, and that's not all"

  • Workdowntown August 16, 2025 (9:15 pm)

    Very nice, thank you 1

  • Karen August 16, 2025 (9:30 pm)

    Great!!

  • Alice Kuder August 17, 2025 (10:22 am)

    This is fabulous! So many people will benefit! Thank you for making it happen.

  • anonyme August 18, 2025 (12:06 pm)

    What a great program!  I played violin as a kid, loved it, but had to give it up when the school loaner program expired.  Art is essential for kids and adults alike.

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