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Donate Your Unwanted Instruments To Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Epsilon

Shenandoah’s chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Epsilon, the coed national honorary band fraternity, is looking for donations of pre-owned instruments for its instrument donation project. If you or someone you know has had an instrument sitting in their closet for years, give it a chance at a new life by donating it to KKY. The organization will pay for any necessary repairs and donate the instruments to local music programs and students who otherwise may not have access to an instrument. All types of instruments are needed, from guitars to clarinets! Questions? Contact Courtney Anthony at kky.ke.service@gmail.com.

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