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This year’s Magic Flute Music Education Holiday Raffle benefits the Bay Area Music Project
Prize package donated by The Magic Flute
Buy a $5 raffle ticket (or two!) for a chance to win a brand-new Gretsch Streamliner Junior Jet Club Vintage White Electric Guitar, Nux Amp, Fender Gig Bag and Ernie Ball Strap (over $500 value) while supporting a very worthy cause–Music Education for Kids!!
The more tickets you purchase, the better your odds of winning and the more we can contribute to the Bay Area Music Project.
Tickets on sale Nov 8 - Dec 21 (until 6p)
Winner will be randomly selected and announced Dec 21, 7p PST
Music for Kids
The Bay Area Music Project (BAMP) provides high-quality music education for young students, K-8, for the city of Alameda’s socio-economic and culturally diverse community.
Open to All
BAMP’s mission is to provide an opportunity for all children—regardless of circumstances—to thrive socially and academically, through music education that promotes creative expression, teamwork, discipline, and social responsibility.
Full Support
At BAMP, no child or family is ever turned away because of financial limitations. Through BAMP and the generous support of donors, students receive high-quality music instruction— including instruments, accessories, sheet music, nutritious snacks and academic support during the school year.
Meet the Mom Who Started It All
Lorrie Murray
Lorrie’s background includes an overlapping 15 years as a graphic designer/art director and 25 years of experience as a concert promoter, tour manager, and stage performer in the music industry. During her time immersed in the Bay Area music scene, she discovered the true power of music and art to unite and uplift a community.
Lorrie was keen to introduce her children to the creative and aspirational aspects of music through their school. It was at that point she realized equitable access to music education was severely lacking. After learning about Venezuela’s successful El Sistema program, she was inspired. In 2013, she founded Bay Area Music Project to enrich the lives of children and their families through accessible, empowering music education.