Donate
Help us expand our program and create new opportunities for our musicians.
Click the yellow button to access our Paypal page and donate to our program!
As a non-profit, we fund Special Musicians off of donations, grants and sponsorships, fundraising, and our own money for new instruments, snacks, music books, and other supplies. We plan to expand, and the only way we are able to keep afloat is by receiving donations.
If you feel led, please consider making a monetary donation to Special Musicians by emailing us or bringing it to one of our sessions. We also accept non-monetary donations like instruments and dairy/egg/nut/gluten free snacks and gently used instruments.
Any and all donations are a HUGE help!!!
Special Musicians is tax exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3), meaning any contributions made to our program can be deducted under IRC Section 170. Please contact us if you are looking to provide a donation and you need the EIN number for our nonprofit.
To the right is a master list of what we will accept for donations as well as a QR code that leads straight to our Amazon Wish List.
We appreciate all new or used items! Snacks must be packaged.
Image Description: Volunteers and musicians in Omaha lift a parachute in the air as friends begin to run under it. The parachute is multicolored and the people in the photo wear a variety of different clothes and hairstyles. They are all focused and smiling.
Image Description: Four girls sit on the floor holding a variety of instruments. Tayler is wearing a tan shirt with red lettering, a mask, and black pants. She is holding a tambourine drum, her dirty blonde hair is down, and she is looking to the side. Corina is wearing a multicolored dress and a peach colored cardigan. Her black hair is pulled back and she is focused on playing her ukulele. Kate is wraring a navy shirt and her dirty blonde hair is long and down. She is playing a red hand drum. Phoebe is sitting with a white shirt with black lettering and jeans. Her brown curly hair is down and she is playing a drum.