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As a parent, a community member or business owner, your voice must be heard to influence school budget and curriculum decisions that assure all children have access to music education. The NAMM Foundation’s Community Action kit will guide you in communicating with school board members and administrators, who are the decision makers for every local district and who are influenced by the interests of the local population.
The list is long. Playing music has been scientifically proven to benefit people of all ages—School-aged children who play music do better in school and in life, and teens see music as their “social glue” and as a bridge for building acceptance and tolerance for people of different ages and cultural backgrounds. Access hundreds of additional facts here.
The NAMM Foundation is unable to accept instrumental donations; however, we work closely with other nonprofit organizations; experts in this specialized activity. Please contact us for more information
Yes. Our efforts to keep music education strong in communities everywhere relies on thousands of grassroots advocates; concerned citizens willing to take action. Find out how you can get involved here. The NAMM Foundation also hosts “Day of Service” events in schools that are working to strengthen their music education programs. Contact us to receive information.