If you're a Wales resident and have instruments hiding in your closet, it's time to dust them off and donate them to a good cause.
The Welsh Instruments for Kids initiative was started by the country's education department. They began with a pilot program earlier this year, which saw the collection of 50 instruments from Welsh assembly and government staff. Now they are launching the project nationwide.
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The public is invited to donate their unused instruments, which will be given to children across Wales so they have the opportunity to learn music. The large-scale campaign begins Nov. 20.
"We believe that every child should have the opportunity to learn an instrument," Education Secretary Kirsty Williams told the BBC. "That is why, together, we are making a commitment to finding new and innovative ways of making sure children across Wales get access to music."
