Your tax-deductive gift to the Annual Fund brings the impact of music to our community. Help the PSO enrich lives through world-class music programs on-and-off the stage. Learn about our different Ways to Give, and the different Donor Levels and Benefits.
Donate online or call the PSO office with your credit card information at (207) 773-6128 x169
Please notify the PSO that you will be making a gift.
You can make an extraordinary impact on the PSO. There are many ways to meet your philanthropic goals – bequest while leaving a meaningful legacy for future generations. You will also become a member of the Legacy Society, a dedicated group of supporters that celebrates their giving intentions with an annual lunch with PSO leadership and artists.
Our development team welcomes the opportunity to help you and answer questions. Call Leah Robertson at (207) 773-6128 x165 to learn more.
Advance our mission of enriching lives through music to expand our reach to all members in our community. To learn more, contact Leah Robertson at lrobertson@portlandsymphony.org.
IRA Charitable Rollover allows individuals 70 1/2 and older to transfer up to $100,000 annually from their IRAs to charitable organizations without having to count the distributions as taxable income.
Gifts that support special projects can strengthen the PSO’s artistic and educational programs. Donors who are interested in supporting or discussing a specific project are encouraged to call Leah Robertson at (207) 773-6128 x165.
Support the PSO with your time and talents. Contact us at info@portlandsymphony.org.
Invest in your community and your brand. The PSO offers partnership opportunities for businesses large and small. Contact Leah Robertson at lrobertson@portlandsymphony.org to learn more about partnering with the PSO. The Portland Symphony Orchestra gratefully acknowledges our corporate sponsors.
Invest in the PSO’s future – its musicians, artistic capacity, accessible music programs, and leadership in Portland’s cultural landscape. Call Leah Robertson at (207) 773-6128 x165 to learn more.
Celebrate and support the Symphony’s work with friends and community members. View all Special Events coming up.
DONOR UNDER $99
ASSOCIATE $250-499
all preceding plus
PATRON $1,000-1,499
all preceding plus
FRIEND $100-249
all preceding plus
SUSTAINER $500-999
all preceding plus
Gifts of $1,500 or more qualify for membership in the Conductor’s Circle. There are four tiers of membership within the Conductor’s Circle, as listed below with Principal Player, Concertmaster, Silver Baton and Gold Baton levels:
PRINCIPAL PLAYER $1,500-2,999
all preceding plus
SILVER BATON $5,000-9,999
all preceding plus
CONCERTMASTER $3,000-4,999
all preceding plus
GOLD BATON $10,000 and above
all preceding plus
For more information about the PSO Donor Levels and different Conductor Circles or to make a gift, please contact:
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Director of Development
Leah Robertson, ext. 165
lrobertson (at) portlandsymphony.org
Annual Fund Manager
Sara Hallie Richardson, ext. 174
shallierichardson (at) portlandsymphony.org
TO MAKE A GIFT:
Donor Relations & Database Manager
Andrea Cole, ext. 169
acole (at) portlandsymphony.org
Phone: (207) 773-6128
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Attn: Annual Fund
85 Exchange St., 4th Floor
Portland, ME 04101
85 Exchange Street 4th Floor, Portland, ME 04101 | Phone: (207) 773-6128 | Registered 501(c)(3). EIN: 01-6006058
In honor of its 100th anniversary season, the Portland Symphony Orchestra steps beyond Merrill Auditorium and brings the music to you.
This all-new Chamber Music series celebrates the intimate and artistically vibrant nature of small musician led groups as they perform on stages throughout the state of Maine.
Find the answers to all the questions about the orchestra you may be too afraid to ask!
Coming in 2025… The Portland Symphony Orchestra partners with Carnegie Hall to present Link Up: The Orchestra Sings! Link Up is a fully participatory, school-day concert program. Students will fill Merrill Auditorium to sing, play recorders, move, and listen along with the symphony from their seats. This program is designed for students in grades 3-5 but all are welcome and encouraged to participate!
Ticket sales cover only a portion of what it takes to produce the PSO’s artistic and education programs. Your generous support is vital in helping us deliver music programs that serve children and adult listeners.
