Please note that the ASO will NOT be accepting donated instruments during the period of time that we are working remotely during Maryland Hall renovations, currently scheduled to occur May 27, 2025 – January, 2026. We regret this inconvenience.
Can I donate an instrument?
Please note that the ASO will NOT be accepting donated instruments during the period of time that we are working remotely during Maryland Hall renovations, currently scheduled to occur May 27, 2025 - January, 2026. We regret this inconvenience.
How can I donate my instrument to Play it Forward?
Please note that the ASO will NOT be accepting donated instruments during the period of time that we are working remotely during Maryland Hall renovations, currently scheduled to occur May 27, 2025 - January, 2026. We regret this inconvenience.
Will I receive a donation letter for my tax purposes?
Yes. At the time of instrument donation, you will receive a blank tax-deductible letter. The Symphony, according to IRS regulations, is not allowed to assign a value to donated instruments. If you are unsure of your instruments’ value, you may have it appraised by a local music shop before donating.
Where can I have my instrument appraised before donating?
Does the Symphony or AACPS accept piano donations?
At this time the Symphony Orchestra and AACPS do not have the ability to accept piano donations. We recommend visiting pianosforeducation.org to coordinate the donation of your piano.