Fort Worth Independent School District’s Southwest and Diamond Hill-Jarvis High Schools had the use of new first-class pianos and digital pianos on a no-cost basis for the 2023-2024 school year. This arrangement is provided through a partnership with the Rockley Family Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting music education. These instruments, and ones made otherwise available will be sold at a significant discount from manufacturer retail pricing to perpetuate this valuable program.

A large selection of grands, baby grands, Disklavier grands, vertical (upright) pianos, digital pianos violins, violas and cellos will be available. This event will feature instruments from such famous makers as Yamaha, Bösendorfer, Seiler, Pramberger, Clavinova, Stravari Fine Violins, a discrete selection of vintage Steinway & Sons pianos, and many others. Most instruments are less than one-year old, include a new factory warranty, are tuned, and ready to go. Delivery and special no-interest financing is available on site. Moreover, in most cases, a “substantial portion” of your purchase is considered as a charitable contribution to the Rockley Family Foundation and may be TAX DEDUCTIBLE.*

BY APPOINTMENT: You are invited to attend a special “private-sale” on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 29-December 1, 2024, along with our faculty and staff. This will give you an opportunity to purchase with priority in selection and price reductions. This sale is by appointment only this year. To secure a time call: (817) 807-2547

This event will be held at Jean McClung Middle School, 3000 Forest Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76112 For directions and event details (including “virtual appointment” options), please call or visit: RockleyFamilyFoundation.org/FWISD

In a time where creative solutions are needed to maintain a properly equipped music program, the continuation of this loan program is important to us in our efforts to further education in the arts. We invite you to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity.

*You should consult with your own tax advisor to the individual deductibility of any contribution. None of the proceeds from the purchase of these instruments goes directly to the FWISD.