Pickerington Music Boosters

The Pickerington Music Boosters, officially known as the Pickerington Central Music Boosters, is a volunteer organization based in Ohio. It primarily supports the band, choir, and orchestra programs at Pickerington High School Central and its feeder schools. The organization operates as a non-profit entity, classified under the tax-exempt status of 501(c)(3).

Purpose and Objectives

The primary purpose of the Pickerington Music Boosters is to promote and support the musical activities of the school bands and their students. They aim to advance musical education by providing logistical, moral, organizational, and financial support to these programs. This includes organizing activities for parents, directors, and support staff, as well as providing financial assistance, equipment, instruction, and educational opportunities to enhance the musical experience for students.

Organization and Governance

The organization is governed by an Executive Board, which includes positions such as President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and a representative for feeder schools. These roles are elected annually, with no term limits for any position. The Executive Board oversees the operational aspects of the organization, including membership matters, financial procedures, and committee activities.

Membership and Activities

Membership in the Pickerington Music Boosters is open to parents and guardians of students involved in the music programs. The organization relies on volunteer efforts for its activities, which include fundraising, chaperoning events, and other forms of support. These efforts help augment the band programs, ensuring that they receive the necessary resources and encouragement to excel.

Despite its mission and activities, the Pickerington Music Boosters has been listed as not being included in the IRS's most recent list of tax-exempt organizations, suggesting there may be a need for updates or clarification on its status.