There are three ways you can donate to our organization. We need all the help we can get, so to donate money please use our PayPal link below. PayPal will let you pay with your own account or with any major credit card. Just click or tap the button:
Click or tap the button to make your Online Contribution
PayPal is of course everyone’s favorite – “The safer, easier way to pay online.”
We’d like to thank you so much for your interest in Musicians On A Mission California. We operate solely through donation and sponsored support. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit our executive and administrative operations are handled by volunteers. All donations received go directly towards our cause. With your donation you will know that you personally helped discover and foster the musical talent of our future.
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But we need more than money, we need your old musical instruments. We have way more requests for our special assistance than we can possibly handle. If you have an instrument that you no longer need or use and would like to make a tax deductible donation of your old saxophone, guitar, drums or maybe that old sousaphone in your attic, we can always use your old discard.
Donations of musical equipment, relevant books, sheet music and other needed items such as guitar strings, picks, pitch pipes, guitar cases etc. can be arranged by contacting us at Info@MOAMCA.org or go to our Contact Us page and ALL donations are tax deductible. *
Last but not least we need help just getting things done. You can volunteer and we will be happy to find something you can do to help from stuffing envelopes to teaching music classes to sending emails. As previously stated, wee need all the help we can get!
*(Thank you for your tax-deductible donation to Musicians on a Mission California, a 501 (c)(3) non profit, charitable organization. Non-Profit Federal ID #: 45-3747760)
The Ventura County Arts Council, Musicians on a Mission California, and The Collection at RiverPark recently established a grant program to benefit public and private high school music programs in
The Ventura County Arts Council, Musicians on a Mission California, and The Collection RiverPark implemented a grant program to benefit public and private high schools in Ventura County. The funds
Two Camarillo-area high schools have been awarded grants to keep their music programs humming. Adolfo Camarillo and Rio Mesa high schools received funds from the High School Music Grant Program.
Local songwriter Richie Moore began playing guitar when he was 10—a pastime that’s served him in good times and bad. “Sometimes my guitar was my best friend,” he said. “If
