The Wyoming Symphony Orchestra just wrapped the 2023-2024 season with the final concert, “Passage,” but the excitement is far from over. This spring, the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra (WSO) will introduce its commemorative 75th concert season with several surprises and exciting events in store. To usher in the new season, the Symphony is hosting a Spring Fund Drive to help ensure its 75th year is as successful and enjoyable as possible.

Throughout May and June, symphony supporters can spring into action to help the WSO bring an unforgettable 75th concert season, provide culturally enriching community events, and expand its constituents’ musical horizons. As a nonprofit, the WSO greatly depends on the generous tax-deductible donations and gifts from folks in Central Wyoming.

There’s never a bad time to make a gift to the WSO. Gifts received from individuals, corporate sponsors, and grants make a big difference and leave a lasting impact in the orchestra’s impact. The WSO offers several unrestricted opportunities to make an impact through the Spring Fund Drive. That means the organization can use the funds where we need them most. To give you an idea of what your dollars would support, consider these different levels:

● $50 Gift: Covers administrative costs such as office supplies or software subscriptions, allowing the WSO to operate efficiently and effectively.

● $100 Gift: Covers travel costs for regional musicians traveling to perform in Casper.

● $250 Gift: Supports Music on the Move which sends skilled orchestra and visiting musicians to educate students in Natrona County.

● $500 Gift: Supports the Symphony’s work in the concert hall.

Please know that no gift is too small, and every dollar is appreciated and valued. Join the Spring Fund Drive and help orchestrate a symphony of generosity, ensuring that the music never stops blooming in Central Wyoming. Make your gift today at https://fundraise.givesmart.com/e/cSCtNg?vid=158ehy. For questions or to request an interview visit https://www.wyomingsymphony.org/ or contact Rebecca Hebert at (307) 266-1478 or rebecca@wyomingsymphony.org.