Thank you for your interest in donating a piano to the Piano Bank!

Here are our general guidelines for pianos that are good candidates for the Piano Bank:

• Pianos less than 50 years old*
• No digital or electronic pianos or organs
• Pianos that are clean of any signs of mold or rodent droppings
• Cabinet damage, including scrapes and water stains, are acceptable

Upright pianos (those that go against the wall) are typically the best for placements; however, we have had donors give grand pianos that are used for fundraising. The Steinway Piano Society reserves the right to determine the best use of your donation.

*While older upright pianos are often beautiful to look at, they require thousands of dollars in repairs to make them playable for a student. We will verify the age of your piano when we receive your donation form.

To find your piano’s serial number: