BOOSTING & CONTACT

Support Music Education Programs in Your Community

Become a Booster

Why Be a Booster?

Becoming a Superior Music Booster means giving back to something you love—music—while directly strengthening the programs that enrich our children and our community. Whether you contribute your time, talents, or a financial gift, every act of support matters. There is no gift too small. Every dollar and every hour volunteered goes straight to the students and music education programs that need it most, and every donation is fully tax-deductible as we are a 501(c)(3) public charity. Boosters give for many reasons:

• To help our children and their classmates shine on stage and at their desks. Learn more HERE.

• To serve and strengthen our greater Superior community.

• To support the art form we’re passionate about.

• To ensure the next generation has the same joyful, life-shaping musical experiences we remember (or wish we’d had).

More Good Reasons To Support Music Education Programs

What your Support Makes Possible

SMB works with program directors to identify and fund the needs that school budgets can’t always cover. Recent and ongoing priorities include:

• Post-secondary music scholarships

• Middle school band shell

• Professional concert video recording

• WSMA medals and varsity letters

• Instrument repair and maintenance

• Risers and stage lighting

• Marching band uniform cleaning

• High school travel support

• Parent engagement initiatives

Your generosity turns these needs into reality—giving students better tools, memorable experiences, and the confidence that comes from knowing their community believes in them.

Ways to Boost

• Volunteer – Serve on an SMB project committee (Band, Orchestral, Choral or Elementary) or help fund raise at program performances and community events.

• Make a financial gift – One-time, monthly, or annual donations of any size are welcome and tax-deductible. Support your favorite program or scholarship.

• Spread the word – Tell friends, family, and local businesses about SMB and the difference music makes.