Non Profit Charitable Contributions & Arts Partnership
Please consider becoming an Arts Partner with Consonare Chorale. 100% of chorale members are contributing financially, as well as musically, to this venture. We are artistically and financially committed to bringing excellent music to our local community. Charitable contributions go directly to cover the costs of: member scholarships, sheet music and library expansion, instrumental accompanists, concert venue rental, marketing, rehearsal space, program/ticket production, and the artistic direction and management of Consonare Chorale. (Maximize your donation’s impact by teaming up with a gift-matching corporate sponsor or employer.) There are several ways you can show your support. Of course, any and all donations are accepted with gratitude. Families and businesses that donate are contributing to a growing choir and will receive recognitionin our concert programs as an “Arts Partner.” Please consider contacting a friend, family or business associate and help us create a network that ensures the long- term continuation of Consonare Chorale.
Advertising in Consonare’sprogram is another win-win opportunity. You may contact any chorale member to make a contribution or donation envelopes are available at concerts. We look forward to making more friends! Consonare Chorale appreciates your support!
Consonare Chorale is registered withthe IRS as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization and with the OregonCultural Trust. Charitable Contributions to the choir are deductible for income-tax purposes for the calendar year in which gifts are received. To help us thank you for your gift please download and mail the Charitable Contributions pdf available on this page.
Donations may be mailed to:
Consonare Chorale
P.O. Box 10739
Portland, Oregon 97296
Or contact us at:
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for more information on how to positively impact Consonare Chorale.
Please contact our executive director by email.)
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 20 February 2010 )
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