If you don't see your question, send it to saveourmusic@dosomething.org

• Do I need school approval?
  No! Do Something is all about young people taking action on causes they care about. You have what it takes to lead now. If your need help getting your school on board, e-mail saveourmusic@dosomething.org and we'll send you a letter for your principal or administration.
• How do I get everyone involved?
  Hold school wide assemblies. Organize a meeting and invite your friends and classmates, the school band, and local musicians to brainstorm projects. Air videos or make shout outs during morning announcements. You can use the downloadable fliers and posters available here or make your own to help spread the word.
• Those are some sweet prizes. How do I win?
  Do Something and a panel of expert judges will decide who did the most to advocate for music education.
  Your projects will stand out if they:
  a) Involve your whole school and community
  b) Are creative!
  c) Are focused on creating REAL change (for example, if they're directed at influencing decision makers)
  d) Are completely youth led
  e) Include photos and/or videos of your efforts
• What if my school music program isn't suffering from budget cuts? Can I still get involved?
  Absolutely! School music programs are being cut across the country. The more teens that speak out and advocate for music education, the more students nationwide will have access to a complete education.
  Do Something and Save the Music will send your projects to national decision-makers to highlight the youth movement to Save Our Music.
• How do I win Kodak pocket cams and Fender guitars?
  If you sign up between September 1 and September 11 and submit your plans, you're eligible to win a Kodak pocket cam.
  If you submit awesome videos answering the "Question of the week", you could win a Fender guitar.
• If I win, how should I use the money?
  The $2500 or $1000 prize money must go to your school music program or a school music program in need.
• Where can I learn more about VH1 Save the Music Foundation?
  Visit www.vh1savethemusic.com