July News - Protect Your Family & Protect our Music Programs!
MusicCounts! is holding a fundraiser by selling PPE—Personal Protective Equipment—that will not only protect your family but also help the music programs in all of Canton’s public schools.
MusicCounts! is a non-profit group, run entirely by volunteers, that raises money each year to benefit all students—paying for music lessons, guest artists, instruments, sheet music, piano tuning—and much more!
“Let’s face it,” says Bekki Kowalski, MusicCounts! president, “We’ll be needing PPE for some time to come. And even though it’s now more readily available in stores, these are very good products at a very good price. And you’ll have them just before Labor Day—to be prepared for school or other activities that may be active again.”
Ordering is easy! All the products are available online at: musiccountsincanton.org.
Place your order by August 8th —and then MusicCounts! volunteers will deliver the products directly to your home or business—within 2 weeks—at no charge! Deliveries can only be made in Canton and surrounding towns.
“It’s a full line of PPE,” Kowalski says. “Sanitizer, face masks, face shields, infrared thermometers, and a really nifty no-touch tool that lets you safely use touch screens, buttons and doors.”
MusicCounts! asks that you help them help the schools. Covid-19 has affected our lives for months and will probably continue to do so for months to come.
“If we have to prepare,” Kowalski says, “we may as well help our schools at the same time.”
MusicCounts! is a non-profit group, run entirely by volunteers, that raises money each year to benefit all students—paying for music lessons, guest artists, instruments, sheet music, piano tuning—and much more!
“Let’s face it,” says Bekki Kowalski, MusicCounts! president, “We’ll be needing PPE for some time to come. And even though it’s now more readily available in stores, these are very good products at a very good price. And you’ll have them just before Labor Day—to be prepared for school or other activities that may be active again.”
Ordering is easy! All the products are available online at: musiccountsincanton.org.
Place your order by August 8th —and then MusicCounts! volunteers will deliver the products directly to your home or business—within 2 weeks—at no charge! Deliveries can only be made in Canton and surrounding towns.
“It’s a full line of PPE,” Kowalski says. “Sanitizer, face masks, face shields, infrared thermometers, and a really nifty no-touch tool that lets you safely use touch screens, buttons and doors.”
MusicCounts! asks that you help them help the schools. Covid-19 has affected our lives for months and will probably continue to do so for months to come.
“If we have to prepare,” Kowalski says, “we may as well help our schools at the same time.”
JUNE News - CONGRATS TO 2020 CANTON HIGH PERFORMING ARTS GRADUATES
Be sure to pick up a copy (or two) of the 6/18 Canton Citizen, as it has the annual Performing Arts feature (and a great article by our own Bernie Mendillo!)
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All graduates above received a complimentary MusicCounts Car Sticker!
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May News - CantonStock 2020 set for 11/7/2020!
(May 14) - At our monthly board meeting in May (conducted via Zoom video conferencing), with guidance from Canton Public School Performing Arts Coordinator Catherine Eckersley, we are proceeding with planning for Cantonstock! As usual, our annual FUNdraiser will take place on the first Saturday in November. We'll continue to take direction from the Canton Public Schools so we can plan the best event possible given the current environment and guidelines. We could sure use extra help, so please consider joining our board or planning committee!
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