Organization plans instrument art supply drive for EKY flood survivors

In addition, the organization has also been working with the local government to increase the number of instruments available to the musicians. This partnership has led to an increase in the number of instruments available to the musicians, making it easier for them to access the resources they need to create music.

When Eastern Kentucky was hit with flooding in February, he knew he wanted to restore moments of front porch picking to those musicians as well. Johnathon said they gifted around 1,800 instruments through that drive.

Preparing for the Distribution

The distribution of instruments and art supplies is a crucial step in supporting the creative endeavors of students and artists in the region.

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