Spokane Symphony Launches Musicians' Relief Fund
According to Spokesman.com, the Spokane Symphony has launched the Musicians' Relief Fund.
The fund was set up to help symphony musicians who do not qualify for unemployment, or whose unemployment does not cover their needs.
Symphony musicians may apply for funds, and the Musicians' Relief Fund Committee will evaluate and fill the requests. The committee is made up of two Spokane Symphony Orchestra board members and two Orchestra Committee members.
Tax-deductible donations to the Spokane Symphony Musicians' Relief Fund and Annual Fund can be made online at spokanesymphony.org. Visit the "Support" tab on the homepage, and then click "Give Now." Checks also may be mailed to the Spokane Symphony, P.O. Box 365, Spokane, WA, 99210.
Read more on Spokesman.com.
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