Precisionnaires Foundation
Giving Back to the Osage Community
As stated in our Mission, the Foundation endeavors to give back to the Osage Community for the many years that its support made our story possible. The Foundation has created the two projects presented here as a way to both encourage and reward individuals who have chosen to participate in the performing arts programs offered in the Osage Community Schools.
In 2025, the Foundation made a $250 donation to the Mitchell County Historical Society to help complete their new museum space at the Cedar Valley Memories site.
You can read more about it in an article written by former Precisionnaire, Keith Richards here.
In 2024, the Foundation awarded the first annual $500 Precisionnaires Foundation Scholarship. In 2025, the Foundation awarded 2 scholarships to deserving recipients. It is hoped that we will be able to increase both the number and size of scholarships available in the future!
2025 Recipients - Ashley Muhs and Henry Mauser - you can read more here.
2024 Recipient - Eleanor Alonzo - you can read more here.
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Through their experiences in the Precisionnaires, our alumni understand the value of music education in the schools. The Foundation wants to encourage children to get a start in the instrumental music program as early as possible, but understands that some families would struggle to afford the cost of renting or purchasing that “first instrument”. To help out so that all students who are interested can get a chance to start learning an instrument, the Precisionnaires Foundation is donating to help defray some of the expense of getting started on an instrument. The program is being administered by the Osage staff.
2025 donation - $1750
2024 donation - $1500