by downtoearth » Sat Aug 13, 2011 4:10 am
I recently got back into Canadian music - well, Canadian musicians; my three favorite bands are all Canadian regardless - and I ordered a book called
Music From Far and Wide from Chapters. If one orders it from
http://www.musicounts.ca/?page_id=1640#D7066, at least, it raises money to help fund school music programs.
![[ca]](./images/smilies/flag_ca.gif "Canada")
(I'm assuming it does through other sources as well, but I can't be sure.)
Since my book actually arrived in Boston two days after it was shipped, I was thinking of turning it into a fundraiser for myself. I want to keep the book, but I want to make a donation to a local program for young violinists for each autograph I get. (Have I mentioned that I play the violin?)
Would I have to contact the individual artists through twitter/facebook/website to say that I made a donation, or is there some other way I can do it? Do I need to make a website myself for this? Is it a way bigger deal than I think, and completely impossible?
I recently got back into Canadian music - well, Canadian musicians; my three favorite bands are all Canadian regardless - and I ordered a book called [u]Music From Far and Wide[/u] from Chapters. If one orders it from [url]http://www.musicounts.ca/?page_id=1640#D7066[/url], at least, it raises money to help fund school music programs. [ca] (I'm assuming it does through other sources as well, but I can't be sure.)
Since my book actually arrived in Boston two days after it was shipped, I was thinking of turning it into a fundraiser for myself. I want to keep the book, but I want to make a donation to a local program for young violinists for each autograph I get. (Have I mentioned that I play the violin?)
Would I have to contact the individual artists through twitter/facebook/website to say that I made a donation, or is there some other way I can do it? Do I need to make a website myself for this? Is it a way bigger deal than I think, and completely impossible?
