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Donations Make Ypsilanti Symphony Possible
You, too, can enjoy the satisfaction of bringing the joy of orchestral music to the community. The YSO takes its fiscal responsibilities seriously by keeping costs down, working with foundations and corporations on grant awards, and collaborating with local sponsors to assist with concert expenses. The YSO also counts on listeners and local music lovers to help raise the funds needed to bring this community the best orchestral music possible.
The generosity of local individual supporters allows the YSO to offer orchestral music to aficionados and casual listeners alike. Please contribute to the YSO’s mission, and support this significant cultural asset to your community.
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Other Ways to Give
Our mission is accomplished by the generous support of individuals and corporations that value the presence of the YSO in the Ypsilanti area community. Individual contributions are essential to making the YSO possible.
- CrowdRise–This is an innovative, cost-effective online fundraising website for personal fundraisers, non-profit fundraising and event fundraising.
- The United Fund for Washtenaw County–The Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra is an approved nonprofit with the United Fund for Washtenaw County. Check with your employer to learn how to direct your U.F. contributions to the YSO.
- AmazonSmile–This is a simple and automatic way for you to support your favorite charitable organization every time you shop, at no cost to you. Click the link above and choose Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra as your charity, and shop. The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price from your eligible AmazonSmile purchases.
- Kroger-A portion of your Kroger purchases can be directed to the YSO. Enroll and designate the Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra as your selected charity and use your Kroger card at checkout.
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The Ypsilanti Symphony is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Contributions are tax deductible for personal income tax purposes. Please check with your tax advisor.