The New World Symphony depends on you
Ticket sales provide only 14% of the funds needed to present more than 60 concerts to the community and train our 87 Fellows each season. Whether you give as an individual, through a foundation or corporation, or attend an event celebrating the New World Symphony, your support is crucial.
NWS Operating costs are covered by :
Join the New World Symphony donor family
It’s Your Symphony – Gifts From Individuals
Personal Tributes – Honorary and Memorial Gifts
Friends of NWS – Young Professionals Membership Program
Leave a Legacy – Estate and Gift Planning
A Valued Partnership – Underwriting by Corporations, Foundations and Individuals
Galas and Special Events
It’s Your Symphony – Gifts From Individuals
The New World Symphony relies on donations to train our Fellows and bring fantastic performances to the community. Your generosity is part of a tradition of support that has sustained NWS for over 22 years.
You have the power to light up the stage, introduce a child to classical music, provide a master class and to fulfill dreams.
To support artistry in your community Give Now online or contact Paul Woehrle at 305-428-6731 or paul.woehrle@nws.edu to learn more. Potential benefits of your gift include:
- Recognition in the Lincoln Theatre lobby and concert program books
- Invitations to select rehearsals and private luncheons
- Special receptions with MTT, guest artists and NWS Fellows
- Priority seating at Adrienne Arsht Center concerts
- The opportunity to sponsor an NWS Fellow or concert
Personal Tributes – Honorary and Memorial Gifts
The way in which we pay tribute to important people in our lives carries great significance. Your donation may commemorate special events such as birthdays, weddings and anniversaries or provide a meaningful expression of condolence that serves as a memorial for someone who has passed away. You can also honor someone by naming a chair in the new Frank Gehry-designed facility.
You and the individual or family that you designate will receive acknowledgement of the gift, which is a tax-deductible contribution.
We are humbled by the number of patrons who choose to honor, celebrate or memorialize their loved ones and special occasions through New World Symphony tribute gifts. Their thoughtfulness speaks volumes.
For more information, please contact Paul Woehrle at 305-428-6731 or paul.woehrle@nws.edu.
Friends of NWS – Young Professionals Membership Program
Friends of NWS links you to a network of music-loving peers in a community of young professionals. With individual, dual and corporate membership options, Friends of NWS promotes classical music to a younger generation while broadening their philanthropic opportunities through support of the New World Symphony.
All members partake in Symphony After Hours, a series of chic late-night parties featuring intriguing musical performances at beautiful and unique locations.
In addition, you may opt to take advantage of an incredible value by adding the Friends Concert Series. Selected with you in mind, these concerts are dynamic and elegant, fitting the sophisticated style of you, our Friends!
With amazing concerts and incredible after-parties, Friends is the perfect social environment for young philanthropists.
To learn more, download the membership brochure and Friends event calendar for 2010-11 by clicking the links below.
Download Friends Membership Brochure
Download the Friends Event Calendar
For more information, please contact Stacey Glassman at 305-428-6732 or friends@nws.edu.
Leave a Legacy – Estate and Gift Planning
Your legacy can sustain the future of the New World Symphony, America’s Orchestra Academy, through bequests, trusts, charitable gift annuities and other planned gifts. Estate planning may provide lifetime income, convert low-yielding assets into a higher income stream, reduce or eliminate taxes on capital gains, generate a substantial federal income tax deduction, and eliminate or reduce federal estate taxes.
To learn more and fulfill your desire to ensure a bright future for classical music for generations to come, contact Paul Woehrle at 305-428-6731 or paul.woehrle@nws.edu.
A Valued Partnership – Underwriting by Corporations, Foundations and Individuals
For over 22 years the New World Symphony has played an important cultural role in our community. Because our worldwide recognition for excellence is of benefit to underwriters, many corporations, foundations and individuals have elected to sponsor NWS programs that best match their profile and interests.
The New World Symphony will provide an amazing return on your investment.
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Corporate Underwriting
At the New World Symphony, corporate underwriting not only supports the arts in our community but provides an unbeatable marketing opportunity. How does New World Symphony underwriting benefit your business? For starters:
- Introduce your company to a highly sophisticated target audience
- Network with influential community leaders
- Entertain clients and employees
- Show your corporate citizenship
- Meet guest artists and NWS Fellows
- Associate your company with a young, energetic world-class ensemble led by Michael Tilson Thomas
For more information, contact Nancy Davis at 305-428-6739 or nancy.davis@nws.edu.
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Foundation Underwriting
Support from the foundation community is crucial to the programs and activities of the New World Symphony. Foundation grants make possible our Kids in the Concert Halls series, community engagement presentations in Miami-Dade schools and Internet2 long-distance learning, among other programs. Gifts may be designated for particular programs, projects or funds.
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For more information on foundation underwriting, contact David Sepulveda at 305-428-6735 or david.sepulveda@nws.edu.
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Individual Underwriting
As an individual donor to the New World Symphony, you have the same underwriting opportunities as our corporate and foundation supporters. You choose from sponsoring a Fellow, concert or other program. In addition, there are many underwriting opportunities at our new Frank Gehry-designed campus.
For more information on individual underwriting, contact Paul Woehrle at 305-428-6731 or paul.woehrle@nws.edu.
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