FRIENDS OF THE SYMPHONY
THANK YOU!
We are indebted to the many individuals and organizations whose support makes it possible for us to present quality entertainment. While orchestra members donate their time, we still incur many costs, from renting music scores to paying fees to use facilities for practices and performances to publicizing and promoting our Young Artists Competition and other concerts and events. Your gift ensures that the Meridian Symphony can continue to bring you an enjoyable and entertaining concert season.
Gifts to the Meridian Symphony are tax-deductible under IRS section 501(c)3.
PATRON DONOR LEVELS
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President
($2,500 and above) -
Conductor ($1,000-$2,499)
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Benefactor ($500-$999)
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Maestro ($250-$499)
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Principal ($100-$249)
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Patron ($50-$99)
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Friend ($25-$49)
2023/2024 SPONSOR
Concert sponsorships are available
for the 2024/2025 season.
Request sponsorship information)
Concert Sponsor $1000
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Company advertised in concert promotions
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Complimentary tickets for employees
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Recognition from concert podium
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Full-page ad in concert program
Artist Sponsor $250
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Company advertised in concert posters
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Complimentary tickets for employees
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Recognition from concert podium
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Mention in concert program
2023/2024 PATRONS
President Level
Conductor Level
Benefactor Level Level
Joanne Fulkerson
Susan Reuling Furness
Maestro Level
Barbara Cusick
Rita Robertson
Charles & Lauretta Gray
Principal Level
Pat Godshall
Rick & Jeanie Hoover
Virginia Neil & David Cornell
Don & Ann Rex
Andrew Weiler
Joan Mattox
Doug and Nancy Rutan
John Baldwin
Jennie & David Meil
Kumon Math & Reading Ctr
Linda Simmons
Jennifer Anderson
Patron Level
Merry Weirick
Stan & Wendy Brings
Darrel & Lynda Avery
Friend Level
Robert & Jean Crumb
THANK YOU ... Meridian Arts Foundation
The Meridian Symphony offers a heartfelt thank you to the Meridian Arts Foundation for a sizable bequest that will support and enhance the Symphony’s outreach programs for music students in the years ahead. The Foundation donated $4,542 to the Symphony as part of its efforts to distribute all funds under its control as it ceases operations. The one-time donation will be used to support the Symphony’s annual Young Artist Competition, now in its 18th year. Music students will be the direct beneficiaries, with enhanced prize money for winners of the Young Artists Competition.