supporters
Corporate & Foundation
Golden Circle (Over $10,000)
Silver Circle ($5,000-$9,999)
Benefactor ($1,000-$4,999)
Patron ($250-$999)
Sponsor ($100-$249)
Associate (up to $99)
Donations made in memory of Dorli Tallmann
Donations made in memory of Richard A. Pace
WOODSIDE CIRCLE
Named in memory of the Society’s long-time music director, the Lyndon Woodside Circle offers four levels of annual giving with a three-year commitment. Circle members are invited to special events throughout the season. Learn more about the Woodside Circle.
The Woodside Circle
The Woodside Circle was established in memory of the Society’s long-time director, Lyndon Woodside. Joining the Woodside Circle with a three-year commitment makes you a member of a community that tangibly ensures the continuing success of the Oratorio Society of New York. Woodside Circle contributions enable the Society to engage in long-range planning, produce innovative programs, sponsor programs to provide financial support and coaching experience to young professionals, produce recordings, and more.
During the concert season, Woodside Circle members are invited to participate in special events such as an annual dinner, an end of season party, and special tours and performances. When the chorus performs abroad, the Woodside Circle hosts a reception for current and prospective members.
woodside circle Levels of Giving
Maestro $10,000 and above
Virtuoso $5,000-$9,999
Grazioso $3,000-$4,999
Arioso $1,500-$2,999
Maestro ($10,000 and above annually)
Virtuoso ($5,000-$9,999 annually)
Grazioso ($3,000-$4,999 annually)
Arioso ($1,500-$2,999 annually)
DAMROSCH CIRCLE
Named for OSNY founder Leopold Damrosch, the Damrosch Circle recognizes people who have included the Society in their estate plans. Learn more about the Damrosch Circle.
Damrosch Circle
Create your own musical legacy! Join the Damrosch Circle and help to sustain and build on the Oratorio Society’s musical traditions. Including the Society in your estate planning can provide you with significant tax advantages while benefiting singers and audiences for generations to come. To discuss the inclusion of the Society in your estate planning, please email us at development@osny.org.
All gifts are recognized in performance programs and on the website and help ensure that the Society is able to continue its tradition of presenting great choral performances.
The Oratorio Society of New York is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Additional information for contributors, underwriting, planned giving, and other ways to support the concert season: development@osny.org
2024 AUCTION DONORS
The Oratorio Society gratefully acknowledges the support and assistance of BNY Mellon.
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City
Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.