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"It's a place where kids can come get a healthy snack, meet other kids, share music together, and have the time spent productively,” said Tom Townsend, co-founder of Pianos for People.
The non-profit offers free, quality pianos and lessons to those who otherwise couldn't afford it.
“We don’t charge for the piano; we don't charge for delivery... never pay a penny," Townsend said.
It all started when Tom and Jeanne Townsend lost their son in a car accident in 2010. Since then, Pianos for People has given away at least 140 pianos to people in need and currently teaches over 80 students.
