Support The Venice Symphony

Your gift to The Venice Symphony is a commitment to musical excellence in this community and to our outreach and education programs for youth and adults. Ticket sales account for only 40% of the budget needed to fund The Venice Symphony’s concert season and education programs. We would not exist today without support from foundations, grants and our patrons. Whether you make an annual contribution, sponsor a concert, give to the endowment fund, make a bequest or attend an event, your support is vital and appreciated. Please donate now to promote symphonic music and music education so that everyone can hear the music.

Please make your financial gifts payable to The Venice Symphony and mail to:

The Venice Symphony
PO Box 1561
Venice, FL 34284

Another way to help secure the future of The Venice Symphony is through a bequest or other planned gift. For more information contact:
Ashley Light
Development Director
941.207.8822
alight@thevenicesymphony.org

Annual Contributions

The major source of individual donations is through our members’ annual contributions. The easiest way to become a member is to include your annual contribution on your ticket order form. All donors will be listed in our 2018-19 Concert Program Book. Giving levels are:

Maestro – $20,000 and higher

Virtuoso – $10,000 – $19,999

Principal – $5,000 – $9,999

Orchestra – $1,000 – $4,999

Patron – $500 – $999

Sponsor – $100- $499

Contributor – up to $99

Corporations, Foundations and Organizations

The Venice Symphony is grateful for the continued support of the following corporations, foundations and organizations and their commitment to symphonic music and youth music education.

$10,000+

Community Foundation of Sarasota County

Edmund and Elizabeth Campbell Foundation

DCA State Grant

Gulf Coast Community Foundation

Sarasota County Tourist Development Council

$5,000 – $9,999

Bank of America

The Retirement Research Foundation

Sunset Cadillac of Venice

$1,000 – $4,999

Kathleen F. Cellura Foundation at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County