Welcome to the Timberwolves Instrumental Music Boosters (TIMB)! We are a non-profit organization established in 1999 to help support and advance the Northwood High School instrumental music program. This program is composed of nearly 600 students in four Orchestras, four Bands, four Jazz Bands, and a Marching Band. Our mission statement is “Working to Raise Education Performance through Instrumental Music and the Performing Arts“.
We need your support! All donations are tax deductible, and 100% of your donation goes directly to our program. Please click on the Donate tab above to learn more about where your donations go. And TIMB runs on volunteer power! We have over 400 volunteer spots to fill this year. We cannot run this wonderful program without volunteers and we encourage all families to get involved.
Latest News
5/13/26 – Jazz at the Oak this Friday!
JAZZ AT THE OAK THIS FRIDAY, MAY 15th, 5:30pm Please join us for this free community event which will take place on Friday, May 16th at 5:30pm around the NHS Oak Tree. Bring your lawn chair, grab a bite to eat from Tacos & Co. and enjoy performances by the amazing jazz musicians from NHS and Sierra Vista Middle School! INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ANNUAL BANQUET AND AWARDS MAY 16th Please join us for the instrumental music awards and banquet...
4/27/26 – Tale of Two Cities Concert & Volunteer Needed May Events
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED A TALE OF TWO CIITIES CONCERT Northwood and Portola will be doing a combined musical performances of music composed by George Gershwin including American in Paris and Rhapsody in Blue. We need a few volunteers to help pass out programs in the lobby at Portola High School. Sign Up Here. Thank you. MAY CONCERTS AND GALA, INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BANQUET - SET UP & CLEAN UP....
4/26/26 – Update from Directors
Unfortunately, we are writing to let you know that due to circumstances far beyond our control, Mr. Quizon will not be returning to teach at Northwood next year. He has been an integral and valued part of our program for the past three years, and this is certainly heavy news. We appreciate everything that he has brought to our program, its students, and families, and we absolutely wish him all of the best in all he does!...
