In a remarkable display of commitment to the arts, the Save The Music Foundation has made a significant impact on the lives of students across North Central West Virginia. By awarding $40,000 grants to six middle schools, the foundation has paved the way for a future where music education is not just a luxury, but a fundamental part of a well-rounded education.

Unlocking the Potential of West Virginia's Youth Through the Power of Music

Bridgeport Middle School and South Harrison Middle School Receive Instrumental Boost

The Save The Music Foundation's generosity has extended to Bridgeport Middle School and South Harrison Middle School in Harrison County, where the grants will be used to acquire new musical instruments and support ongoing program management and materials. This infusion of resources will undoubtedly enrich the educational experiences of students, allowing them to explore their musical talents and develop a deeper appreciation for the arts.The grants awarded to East Preston Terra Alta School and South Preston School in Preston County, Barrackville School in Marion County, and Spencer Middle School and Walton Middle School in Roane County will have a similar transformative impact. By providing these schools with the necessary tools and resources, the foundation is empowering young minds to discover the joy and discipline of music.

Expanding the Reach of Music Education Across West Virginia

The Save The Music Foundation's commitment to West Virginia extends far beyond the six schools that received grants on Thursday. In fact, the foundation has been actively supporting music education in every county across the state over the past few years, and plans to continue expanding its reach in the future.This statewide initiative is a testament to the foundation's belief that music education is not just a luxury, but a fundamental component of a well-rounded education. By partnering with the West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History, the foundation has been able to award grants for new musical instruments to any traditional West Virginia public elementary or middle school that has a certified music teacher and a desire to build its instrumental music program.

Transforming Lives Through the Power of Music

Since its inception, the Save The Music Foundation has made a remarkable impact, donating over $75 million worth of instruments and technology to more than 2,800 schools across the country. This investment in the arts has the power to transform the lives of young students, fostering creativity, discipline, and a deeper appreciation for the world around them.As the grants continue to be awarded in West Virginia, the ripple effects will be felt for years to come. Students will have the opportunity to explore their musical talents, develop essential skills, and discover a lifelong passion for the arts. By empowering these young minds, the Save The Music Foundation is not just investing in the future of West Virginia's education system, but in the future of its communities as a whole.