| The Santa Clara Chorale appreciates and relies upon your
financial support. Your contribution through concert
attendance and donations makes a difference in our ability
to continue providing local singers and audiences the
experience of great choral music they might never encounter
otherwise. What a great opportunity for all of us! The
funds the Chorale raises through ticket sales account for
approximately 25% of our annual income. But as the costs for
everything from purchasing music to hiring instrumentalists
and soloists continue to rise, fund raising efforts are
especially important.
Whatever the size of your gift, every cent goes to support
our choral music programs. Your gift makes a difference --
please join us with your support. A contribution of $25 buys
a major choral score for a singer; $150 pays for one evening
of a rehearsal accompanist's time; $250 pays for ten scores,
a soloist for a major choral work, or an instrumentalist;
$1000 will pay for a solo or instrumental quartet.
Each year a focused effort is place on fundraising. The
Santa Clara Chorale participates in the Arts Council of
Silicon Valley Music & Arts Campaign. The Campaign is a
collaborative effort that brings together diverse arts
organizations in a unified annual fundraising campaign that
emphasizes sharing and learning in addition to gathering
resources. We thank those who participate each year with
this campaign.
How to Make a Gift
Making a tax deductible donation to the
Santa Clara Chorale is simple. Here are some of the
different ways you can send your gift to us:
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Mail a check (address information)
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Call or Fax us with a credit card
donation (contact information)
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Donate a gift of stock or securities
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Double the value of your gift; Ask
your employer to match your contribution
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Approach your company for a concert
sponsorship
If you've been blessed with the ability
to be generous, your contributions of appreciated stocks
and securities or your bequests to Santa Clara Chorale
can benefit your tax position while supporting the cause
of choral music.
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