Here’s how to donate a piano in the US

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By Jacob Stockinger

Maybe the kids have left home.

Maybe you are downsizing.

Maybe you have just stopped playing it.

Maybe you want to help out a school, a music student organization or a retirement center.

If you have an old piano you are looking to get rid of, you might find the following story helpful.

It comes from Hello Music Theory, a free website, and it offers helpful tips on donating old pianos, including tax deductions from the IRS.

https://hellomusictheory.com/learn/where-and-how-to-donate-piano/

Are you looking to donate a piano?

Why?

Have you already donated a piano?

What did you think of the experience?

Do you have tips or advice to share with others?

Are you looking to receive a donated piano?

Why, in what condition and what use will you put it to?

You could leave more information in the comment section.

Do have any tips or questions about donating pianos?

The Ear wants to hear.

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