By Tanya Cronin

Fundraiser for Kamloops Symphony in full swing

Apr 19, 2016 | 10:32 AM

KAMLOOPS — The Kamloops Symphony’s largest fundraiser is in full swing at Sahali mall this week. 

The used book and music sale is running until the end of the weekend. The semi-annual sale has been highly successful, gathering donations of books and music, and selling them at a low price to raise much-needed funds for the symphony. Last year, the fall and spring sale raised $65,000 all funds go towards the Kamloops Symphony’s operating expenses.

“It’s whatever we need money for, which is ahll rentals, salaries, music rentals, everything costs money, so I would say this book sale provides more money to the society than possibly the BC Arts Council and Canada Council combined,” says Bruce Dunn, Kamloops Symphony Orchestra Music Director.    

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Kamloops Symphony volunteers are still accepting donations, and as donations keep coming in shoppers are encouraged to stop in a few times during the sale, to find the best bargains.