Handchime Lending Program
The purpose of AGEHR Area II's Handchime Lending Program is to promote
the ringing of handchimes in Public or Private Elementary or Secondary
schools, Churches, or Community Groups within our area of Pennsylvania,
New York, New Jersey and Ontario. This program is a valuable introduction
to the art of ringing instruments and often becomes a focal point in expanding
such programs in the local community.
About the Loan Program
AGEHR Area II has several sets of three-octave handchimes to loan.
The loan period are:
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One (1) school year (September 1 through June 1) with return of handchimes
to Area II by June 15,
-OR-
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One (1) summer session (July 1 – August 15) with return of handchimes to
Area II by August 22.
Eligibility Requirements
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Public or Private Elementary or Secondary school, Church, or Community
Group within area II of AGEHR.
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Handchimes will be loaned only once to a particular school, church
or group.
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Preference will be given to a new school district before another school
within the same district.
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Preference will be given to organizations with existing music programs.
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Must be a member of AGEHR, or willing to become a member of AGEHR if loan is approved.
Deadline for Applications
May 1 postmark of year of summer session or traditional fall start of school.
Applications will be accepted until all available sets have been allocated.
Contact the AREA 2 CHiME Chair about availability.
Downloadable Documents
Details regarding all aspects of this program can be downloaded as a
separate form here.
The current Handchime Lending Brochure is available for your download. Please print both
documents as they represent the front and back of the single brochure.
2009-2011 CHiME Lending Program Brochure, Page 1
2009-2011 CHiME Lending Program Brochure, Page 2
A Lending Agreement for this program can be downloaded
here.
The above forms are PDF forms. If you require PDF, click
on:
PROGRAM CONTACT: Bob Ward, 99 Sunny Brook Circle, Highland, NY 12528-1324
USA,
Email: RJWardNY@optonline.net
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