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Call the Wilmington Symphony office at 791-9262 to make arrangements for sponsorships, underwriting or legacy gifts, or simply join other Annual Fund investors by contributing at the link above, or by mailing in your tax-deductible gift today to:

Wilmington Symphony Orchestra
4608 Cedar Ave., Suite 105
Wilmington, NC 28403

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Mission Statement
The Wilmington Symphony
Orchestra is a private non-profit
corporation organized to provide
symphonic music at the highest
possible degree of excellence,
to provide performance opportunities
for area musicians, and to provide
the cultural benefits of a Symphony
Orchestra to the community.

support the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra

Individual Giving
Investing in one of Wilmington's great cultural organizations

Angel | Virtuoso | Maestro | Benefactor | Grand Patron | Patron
Sustaining Member | Donor | Estate Planning

When you contribute to the Wilmington Symphony you help make a difference in our community. Your contribution or pledge in any amount is essential and will help ensure the success of Wilmington's own symphony as a valued civic partner, community resource, and multi-faceted asset for the Cape Fear Region.

Your donations are used wisely and responsibly. Today, more than ever, the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra benefits southeastern North Carolina by:

Gifts to the Wilmington Symphony's Annual Fund are tax-deductible and are a sound investment in a local organization with a 42-year track record of responsible financial stewardship and exceptional programmatic accomplishment.

A recent independent financial audit determined that approximately 64% of our expenses are related to concert production including Masterworks Series, Symphony Pops! and Family Matinees; 21% for youth education programs including the Wilmington Symphony Youth Orchestra, Junior Strings Program and the Annual Student Concerto Competition; 11% for fundraising costs; and just 4% for "overhead and general administrative" expenses.

Thank you for Investing in one of Wilmington's great cultural organizations!

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Wilmington Symphony OrchestraThe Wilmington Symphony Society honors individuals, couples and corporations who annually contribute at the Benefactor level and above, helping lead the way to the Orchestra's future continued growth.

In grateful appreciation to these current 2012–2013 Season members:

Bob Austin
Marcelle Austin
Christy Ball
Brightmore of Wilmington
Brunswick Forest
Bill and Mary Jo Cameron
Susan and Rusty Carter
Richard and Janice Catlin
The Davis Community
Matthew and Hilda Dill
Jay Ebersole
Carol Ellis
First Citizens Private Wealth Management
Tim and Pat Ford
Joseph and Eleanor James
Bob and Rosemary Kline

Live Oak Banking Company
Steve Bakunas and Linda Lavin
William and Lori McManus
The Oleander Company
David and Frances Parker
Joseph and Ann Reaves
Robert and Marjorie Roer Nephrology Associates, PLLC
John R. Stike
Sunbrella Fabrics
Raiford Trask
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Warshauer
Mat and Pat White
Wilmington Gastroenterology Associates
Wilmington Health
Peter and Gaile Zack
Herbert and Ronna Zimmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


The Society was founded in the spring of 2008 as a way to promote and encourage the growth and development of the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra and we encourage you to be a member. For details call the Symphony Office at 791-9262.

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Annual Fund patron giving levels & benefits are:

Angel ($10,000 and up)

Virtuoso ($5,000 to $9,999)

Maestro ($3,000 to $4,999)

Benefactor ($1,000 to $2,999)

Grand Patron ($500 to $999)

Patron ($250 to $499)

Sustaining Member ($100 to $249)

Donor (up to $99)

Estate Planning

Have you considered including the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra in your estate planning? Contact your financial advisor to discuss ways in which your support of the Wilmington Symphony can continue well into the future. Click here for an outline of planned giving options that can assist you in developing a plan that is right for you.