Big Give Gage: Organization Profile

Beatrice Community Band

Category: Arts/Culture/Humanities

This Year's Project: Beatrice Community Band

About Our Organization

The Beatrice Community Band has been a part of the community for many years. They provide community members with free concerts throughout the summer and participate in various community events such as Memorial Day, Homestead Days, and the lighted Christmas parade as well as performing at local nursing homes. This group allows musicians in the area an opportunity to come together and share their love of music in a fun and supportive environment.

Current Project: Beatrice Community Band

We are raising money for operating costs such as director fees and rent for rehearsal space. We are always looking to purchase new music to keep our library current.

$315 Raised of $1,000 goal

$0 $1,000

9 Donors

Beatrice Community Band

27341 S 36th Road
Beatrice , NE 68310

(402) 806-9265

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