Annual Giving
The Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon (YSSO) is a
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that relies on annual gifts and contributions from individuals, family funds, foundation and agency grants, Concert Series Partner (sponsor)
funding, and fundraising events to help underwrite concert production, rehearsals/training, and overall operations. Musicians pay a nominal
annual tuition. All qualified musicians, however, may participate
regardless of financial circumstances. The YSSO organization seeks support from
individuals and foundations to help underwrite tuition waiver and lesson assistance for current YSSO
musicians. At present, the YSSO organization is providing assistance to 45- 50 percent of the musicians each year.
Click Donate Now to make a gift to the YSSO using a credit card.
To make a contribution by check, click here for an Annual Gift Form (PDF). Mail the completed form and your check to: YSSO, P.O. Box 4291, Medford, OR 97501.
| Categories of Giving | |
|---|---|
| Director's Circle | $10000 |
| Composer's Circle | $5000 |
| Musician's Circle | $2000 |
| Conductor's Circle | $1000 |
| Benefactor | $500 |
| Patron | $250 |
| Sponsor | $100 |
| Contributor | $50 |
| Associate | $25 |
Your gift will help sustain Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon performances, programs and initiatives, and help ensure access to high-quality affordable classical music concerts for people of all ages. Please consider the impact the YSSO organization has on young people and the cultural life of the region when considering making an investment in the Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon. A gift of any amount is appreciated.
You may renew or upgrade your annual
gift, give a gift in honor of a friend, family member or colleague,
or become a new member at any Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon concert or by mailing a contribution
to the YSSO organization. Members receive the YSSO newsletter, QuarterNotes.
The Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon is a nonprofit organization under IRS section 501(c)(3). Gifts
and contributions may be tax-deductible. Please consult a professional tax advisor for more information.



