Rescue Shelter for Unwanted Pump Organs

For one reason or another some people can find themselves in the dilemma of needing to get rid of a pump organ.

If you are ever faced with the unfortunate circumstance that requires you to part with your pump organ, or if you are unable to sell it, or even give it away and would still like to find it a good home -- there’s hope!

I operate a small pump organ “rescue shelter” -something like an animal shelter -- that rescues pump organs from becoming part of a communities’ municipal land fill -- what a tragedy!

If you are ever faced with such a dilemma, you’re welcome to give me a call at 770-595-3537 and we can discuss your dilemma.

In addition, I've come up with a few other ideas that have worked well in the past:

• Try and find a friend 
• Most states have historical societies that are looking for items that they can add to their collection. 
• Local or area museums are also very good candidates to take in an antique pump organ.
• Assisted living centers are generally interested in them because they’re fun entertainment 
• Music departments in colleges and universities might be interested in having a historical instrument. 
• An elementary school or day care center may be interested in having a piece of musical history and for some entertainment
• I know some people who have had a pump organ restored and have then donated it to a worthy cause. They can then declare it as a charitable contribution and write it off on their income tax.

I’m sure there are other possibilities. These are just a few ideas.