DonationsDonationsWe gladly accept donations online or by check, payable to Lexington Symphony, sent to our postal address.
If your employer has a corporate matching gift program, please mail the necessary paperwork to our postal address. The Lexington Symphony is a non-profit corporation under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code, and your gift is tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.
| Contributor | Your gift in any amount is very welcome | |
| $75 | Friend | |
| $150 | Family | |
| $250 | Donor | |
| $500 | Patron | Patrons receive advance notice of all concerts, with options for preferred seating. |
| $1,000 | Benefactor | Benefactors receive all the benefits of Patrons plus invitations to special receptions and other events with the conductor and members of the orchestra. |
| $1,500 | Conductor's Circle | Conductor's Circle contributors receive all the benefits of Benefactors |
| $250 | Sponsor | Sponsor a player (per concert; please specify player or provide contact information to discuss) |
Thank you for coming to our concerts, for bringing your children to special events to open their lives to the power of great music, and for supporting us with your contributions to help bridge the gap between ticket income and our total costs.
Your support enables us to provide high quality music and exceptional soloists to local audiences at modest prices…artists like violin virtuoso Stephanie Chase who joined us for an all-Beethoven evening, and piano prodigy George Li, a Lexington High School student.
Donations also help fund the outreach we do to build community and especially to engage children and youth. We’ve made the December Holiday Pops now part of our regular season. Our biennial Children’s Workshop is eagerly anticipated by parents. We’ve begun a partnership with WCRB and the Massachusetts Teachers’ Association in which small groups of our musicians visit classrooms in schools where music resources are scant or absent altogether. To date we’ve met with students in Everett, Lynn, East Boston, Lawrence and the Carroll Center for the Blind. We hope to include some of these same students in our celebrated
“Orchestrating Kids Through Classics” program which now reaches every 3rd grader in Lexington.
It’s your enthusiasm that keeps us going… and growing. Please be as generous as you can in helping us balance our budget and reach our fundraising goal of $100,000.
Be part of sharing this cultural treasure.
Sincerely,
Fred Johnson, President
