The Southeastern Piano Festival is solely supported through generous contributions from people like you. Your support will allow the University of South Carolina School of Music to continue to bring the festival to you.
Many Southeastern Piano Festival concerts are sold-out affairs. While single tickets go on sale on May 1 of each year, you can insure that you will have a seat at the next outstanding concert by making a contribution to the festival. The contributions to the festival can be made at any time and all contributions above $150 level include two tickets to all Southeastern Piano Festival concerts of that year.
A minimum $250 donation to the 2013 Southeastern Piano Festival includes two reserved seats for all festival events as well as a complimentary festival booklet. (reserved seating should be claimed no less than 15 minutes prior to the start of each concert. All unclaimed seats will be released thereafter).
Donors receiving complimentary tickets will be sent a receipt to acknowledge the value of that benefit and the net tax-deductible amount.
Or to make a donation online visit https://giftsonline.sc.edu/give/give.asp and follow the links to the Southeastern Piano Festival
Suggested Donor levels are:
__$5-$99 Supporter __$500-$999 Associate
__$100-$249 Donor __$1,000-$4,999 Patron
__$250-$499 Sustainer __$5,000-$9,999 Sponsor
We sincerely hope that you will consider making a tax-deductible contribution. Contributions may be in the form or cash, check, credit card or as a pledge of a fixed dollar amount to be paid over a period of one to five years.
Thank you for your gift to the USC School of Music's Southeastern Piano Festival!
Leslie Wrenn,
Director of Annual Fund and Donor Relations
lwrenn@sc.edu
803-576-5897
Teah Weiss,
Director of Development
tweiss@mozart.sc.edu
803-777-4006
The Southeastern Piano Festival is grateful to the many generous individuals and businesses that help our festival become a reality. Steinway and Sons is the official performance piano of the festival. The Symphony League of the South Carolina Philharmonic sponsors the Arthur Fraser International Concerto Competition.
