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: The Frank Farina Foundation Welcomes donations of Music Instruments

Consider donating your musical instruments to the Frank Farina Foundation. Your generous contribution can make a significant difference in the lives of those passionate about music but unable to afford the proper equipment. Your kindness can help inspire and nurture the next generation of talented musicians.

If you have a musical instrument you no longer use, consider donating it to the Farina Foundation. Established in 2015, this nonprofit organization carries on the legacy of Frank J. Farina Jr., a beloved music icon in the North Allegheny area. Through its Play-It Forward program, the foundation aims to provide underprivileged children in the Tri-State region with access to music education by accepting donated instruments. By donating your instrument, you can help these children fulfill their dreams of learning to play an instrument and discovering the joy of music.

The Farina Foundation accepts almost any playable instrument, but they are particularly interested in brass and woodwind instruments. The foundation partners with various organizations, such as the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, the Children’s Hospital Music Therapy Department, and Goodwill Industries, to distribute the instruments to those who most need them. All donated instruments are repaired and sanitized before distribution, ensuring they are in good condition for the children who receive them.

To donate your musical instrument, you can drop it off at Brighton Music Center, which is located at 2110 Babcock Boulevard in Ross Township. For more information on how you can help make a difference in a child’s life through this excellent program, please visit farinafoundation.org n

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