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Other Ways To Give

Other Ways To Give

A Message From Our Principal Cellist Caroline Stinson

Your Planned Gift Can Make a Difference

  • Guarantee the continuation of inspiring concerts by our extraordinary musicians
  • Ensure thousands of young people in our public schools have a positive and rewarding introduction to orchestral music
  • Continue to enrich the cultural life of Fairfield County making it a better place to live and work

Other Ways To Give

Other Ways To Give

A Message From Our Principal Cellist Caroline Stinson

Your Planned Gift Can Make a Difference

  • Guarantee the continuation of inspiring concerts by our extraordinary musicians
  • Ensure thousands of young people in our public schools have a positive and rewarding introduction to orchestral music
  • Continue to enrich the cultural life of Fairfield County making it a better place to live and work

Making a Planned Gift

Including the Stamford Symphony in your estate plan allows you to contribute to our success while achieving your philanthropic financial goals.

We invite you to consider the following gift options to the Stamford Symphony as part of your estate plan:

  • Bequests under will or living trust
  • Beneficiary Designations under Retirement Plan Assets
  • Life Insurance

Potential benefits of planned giving to the Stamford Symphony include the following:

  • Receive a current income tax charitable deduction
  • Reduce estate and gift taxes
  • Avoid long term capital gain

By including the Stamford Symphony in your estate plan, you will become a member of the Encore Legacy Society, joining others who have made such important provisions.

Encore Legacy Society PDF

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Including the Stamford Symphony in Your Will

A bequest made under your will or trust is a practical way to provide meaningful financial support to help secure the Orchestra’s future. No gift is too small. The following is sample language for an unrestricted gift to the Stamford Symphony:

“I give and bequeath to the Stamford Symphony Orchestra Inc., a non-profit 501c3 corporation, Federal Tax Identification Number: 06-6100039, with an office presently located at 263 Tresser Boulevard, Stamford CT, 06901, the sum of $___ [all or ___% of the remainder of my estate] to be used for the general purposes of the organization at the discretion of ots Board of Directors.”

Stamford Symphony Planned Giving brochure PDF

Volunteer

The Stamford Symphony is fortunate to count among the members of its team a dedicated group of people who assist at our concerts and in our administrative office. Our volunteers, who staff our gift shop, the Founder’s Room, and our concierge desk, are essential to the success of our organization. Office volunteers assist with technology, marketing, education, and development initiatives.

Ways to Volunteer

Because people have different interests, the Symphony staff will work with you one-on-one to find a volunteer assignment that you will find fun and challenging. We have several volunteer opportunities available at our administrative office during the work week, but some volunteers prefer to undertake special projects at home in their spare time. Many volunteers help out at our weekend concerts at the Palace Theatre.

If you would like more information, please contact

Meredith Towers

Phone: 203.325.1407 x10

E-mail: office@stamfordsymphony.org

Stamford Symphony Volunteers

Thank You !

Susan Brooks
Mary-Ellen Griffin
Stephanie Johnson
Stephen Lamoreaux
Victoria Kononenko
Rosalie Makler
Renee Manger
Shari Miller
Judy Morningstar
Andrea Nyquist
Jody Olinksy
Tiani Osborn
Tracy Rajewski
Tristan Rais-Sherman
Dawn Randall
Barbara Rossi
Jane Weyl
Jolin Yang

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