The Alumni Association Music Makers Fund is dedicated to supporting Mu Beta Psi, its Chapters, and Brothers by funding projects that promote music in the communities of our collegiate and alumni members. This vital grant program is made possible through the dues of Alumni Association members and the generous contributions of our alumni and supporters.

The biggest fundraiser for the Music Makers Fund is the Silent Auction, held annually at Convention—and this year, we’re taking it hi-tech and online! That means even if you can’t make it to the Centennial Convention, you can still bid, compete, and win from anywhere!

🔹 Bidding opens Friday, Feb. 28 at 6 PM, but you can preview the amazing auction items beforehand.
🔹 Bidding closes Sunday, March 2 at 8 PM.
🔹 All items will be on display during the Banquet and can be picked up after bidding ends.

Stay alert! Keep an eye on your emails and texts while the auction is live so you don’t get outbid at the last second. Let’s come together to make this the biggest and most successful Silent Auction yet! 🎶✨

Past Recipients

Previous recipients of Music Makers Fund grants include

Atlanta Freedom Band – Atlanta, GA
Crow River Area Youth Orchestra – Hutchinson, MN
East Wake High School – Wendell, NC
Michael Servetus Unitarian Society – Minneapolis, MN
Northern Michigan University’s Arts Appreciation Picnic – Marquette, MI
Project Opera – Manhattan, NY
Rutgers University’s Livingston Theatre Company – New Brunswick, NJ
State University of New York at Oswego’s Waterman Theater – Oswego, NY
TomGen Music for Middle Schoolers – Seneca, SC
Vance High School’s Music Program – Charlotte, NC
Woodland Hills High School’s Music Program – Churchill, PA
York Preparatory Academy’s Band of Revolution – Rock Hill, SC

Special thanks to our 2025 corporate donor!

Centennial Convention Music Makers Fund Silent Auction

By Mu Beta Psi Alumni Association

Centennial Convention Music Makers Fund Silent Auction

We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams - Arthur O’Shaughnessy, “Ode”