BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE
Legacy gifts offer a thoughtful and lasting way to honor and remember a family member or friend, while benefiting the orchestra for years to come.
WHAT IS PLANNED GIVING?
Planned gifts, such as making a bequest through a will or trust or establishing an annuity, can be a great way to provide support for the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra in the future. After making provisions for you, your family and those closest to you, a legacy gift to the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra will have a meaningful impact on future generations. Such gifts may also be eligible for important charitable income and/or gift or estate tax deductions. The funds received from planned gifts support the WSO’s long-term stability and may also be designated to help build our endowment fund.
The Wilmington Symphony Orchestra encourages you to contact your financial or estate professional for legal advice.
Planned gifts, such as making a bequest through a will or trust or establishing an annuity, can be a great way to provide support for the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra in the future. After making provisions for you, your family and those closest to you, a legacy gift to the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra will have a meaningful impact on future generations. Such gifts may also be eligible for important charitable income and/or gift or estate tax deductions. The funds received from planned gifts support the WSO’s long-term stability and may also be designated to help build our endowment fund.
The Wilmington Symphony Orchestra encourages you to contact your financial or estate professional for legal advice.
Wilmington Symphony Legacy Society
The Wilmington Symphony Legacy Society is a group of friends who have included the Wilmington Symphony in their will or estate plans.
Current Legacy Society Associates include:
Current Legacy Society Associates include:
Anonymous (3)
Bob Austin
Marcelle Austin
Christy Ball
Ruth Funk (deceased)
Marian Hills
Katherine Hoyt (deceased)
Justine Lerch
Nancy H. McAllister (deceased)
Robert and Marjorie Roer
Dr. John R. Stike
Randolph Trull
Diane Usher
Peter and Gaile Zack
Bob Austin
Marcelle Austin
Christy Ball
Ruth Funk (deceased)
Marian Hills
Katherine Hoyt (deceased)
Justine Lerch
Nancy H. McAllister (deceased)
Robert and Marjorie Roer
Dr. John R. Stike
Randolph Trull
Diane Usher
Peter and Gaile Zack
The Legacy Society recognizes those who make financial plans—in any amount—to benefit the WSO in the future.
What are the benefits of the Legacy Society?
For extraordinary gifts to the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, both outright and planned, your generosity can be acknowledged in a unique way with a Naming Opportunity.
What are the benefits of the Legacy Society?
- Annual Society event in connection with a performance at the Wilson Center
- Listing in our program books throughout the season and in the Annual Report (those who wish to remain anonymous may certainly do so)
- Invitation for two to Wilmington Symphony Orchestra Open Rehearsals for Donors
- Invitation for two to attend Salon Series events each season
For extraordinary gifts to the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, both outright and planned, your generosity can be acknowledged in a unique way with a Naming Opportunity.
Information for Your Financial Advisors
Official name: Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, Inc.
Mailing Address: 5032 Randall Parkway, Wilmington, NC 28403
Federal Tax ID number: 56-1489990
For more information on the Wilmington Symphony Legacy Society, please contact Breana Hebert, Development Director at (910) 791-9262 or development@wilmingtonsymphony.org.
Official name: Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, Inc.
Mailing Address: 5032 Randall Parkway, Wilmington, NC 28403
Federal Tax ID number: 56-1489990
For more information on the Wilmington Symphony Legacy Society, please contact Breana Hebert, Development Director at (910) 791-9262 or development@wilmingtonsymphony.org.
