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.

You will be directed to our Contact page once your form is submitted and receive a confirmation email shortly. Thank you!

*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: