Piano Removal in Highmore, South Dakota

If you're in the states and it's in great condition, you can donate it to the Beethoven Foundation or Pianos for Education. Otherwise check any local charities and see if they have public pianos and who's in charge of them. Nursing homes/hospice or senior centers might want it for free.

Moving a piano typically costs $150–$650 for local moves and $500–$3,000+ for long-distance, depending heavily on the piano type (upright vs. grand), its size/weight, distance, and logistical challenges like stairs or narrow passages, with grand pianos and complex moves costing significantly more. Expect extra charges for difficult access, special equipment, and potential retuning after the move.

Aside from hauling it to the dump you could donate it to a school or church or put out an ad in places like Facebook marketplace for a free piano.

Local music stores and piano stores especially may sometimes accept piano donations. Contact them to find out what their donation policies are, and if they can help you out.