The Griffon String Quartet will be able to bring music to schools, nursing homes, and hospice patients thanks to a trio of grants received by the organization in recent weeks. The Door County Women’s Fund provided $3,000 for lesson scholarships, instruments, school outreach concerts, and community engagement for the Griffon String Quartet while a Project Music Heals Us grant of $10,400 will allow the group to provide tablet concerts for shut-ins supported by Scandia Village and Unity Hospice. Executive Director Allyson Fleck says every dollar helps them bring music to people who may not otherwise experience it.
Fleck is hopeful they will have more good news to share about the grants they receive to support the Griffon String Quartet’s mission. The quartet has a series of performances next week at the First Presbyterian Church in Green Bay on November 16th, Door County Medical Center on November 17th, and the ADRC in Green Bay on November 18th.
