Naming Orchestra Lumos as a beneficiary in your will, living trust, 401k, 403b, or life insurance policy
Donate appreciated stocks, mutual funds, or bonds
If you are at least 70½ years old, you can gift up to $100,000 tax-free annually from your IRA
We accept gifts of real estate and tangible property such as artwork
You can designate Orchestra Lumos as the beneficiary of your life insurance policies.
Through an irrevocable contribution of cash, securities, or other property, you may receive tax benefits and
income during your lifetime or for a designated beneficiary
”I feel grateful, but also compelled to do my part to ensure that the future of the Orchestra remains secure, for future generations of musicians and concertgoers. This is why I have decided to include gifts to Orchestra Lumos in my estate planning and have made a bequest to the Orchestra in my will.”
Caroline Stinson
Principal Cello, Orchestra Lumos
Carolyn and Sam Abernethy
Mr. & Mrs. John Canning
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Field
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kohn
Mr. & Mrs. James Marpe
Mr. & Mrs. Alan McIntyre
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Parrish
Mr. Michael Puleo
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Soroca
Mrs. Louise Stern
Noriko and Dale Todaro
Mrs. Judith Udell
Mrs. Kathleen Whitby
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Young
Carolyn and Sam Abernethy
Mr. & Mrs. John Canning
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Field
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kohn
Mr. & Mrs. James Marpe
Mr. & Mrs. Alan McIntyre
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Parrish
Mr. Michael Puleo
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Soroca
Mrs. Louise Stern
Noriko and Dale Todaro
Mrs. Judith Udell
Mrs. Kathleen Whitby
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Young
Director of Development
lrich@orchestralumos.org
203.325.1407 x3
