When you support the Winston-Salem Symphony, you bring music to life!

Your thoughtful contribution enables the Symphony to provide our community with artistic excellence in performance and educational offerings. There are several easy ways to give.

Mail a check:

Winston-Salem Symphony
P.O. Box 1545
Winston-Salem, NC 27102

Donate Stock

Your donation of appreciated stock can offer you tax benefits.  Please consult your tax advisor. Kindly download this stock donation form for your ease of transaction.

Qualified Charitable Distributions

For donors 70½ years old or older, your QCD check may be made out to the Winston-Salem Symphony. You are invited to consider a monthly donation from your IRA. Funds must be deposited by the Symphony by December 31 to count towards the current year.

Donor-Advised Funds    

A donor-advised fund (DAF) is a named charitable giving account set up by you under a public charity, most often a sponsoring financial or community institution.  You, the donor, make a charitable contribution to your donor-advised fund, receive an immediate tax deduction, and you can then recommend grants from the fund over time. Thank you for considering a gift to the Winston-Salem Symphony through your donor-advised fund. 

Planned Giving

Ensuring the enduring presence of music and cultural vibrancy in our community begins with your forward-thinking generosity. Learn how your planned gift can be mutually beneficial.

Informed Giving

View the Symphony’s charitable organization profile on Guidestar.org

View the Symphony’s latest Form 990s (Adobe PDF format):

Arts Advocacy

Orchestras nationwide and around the world struggle year after year to maintain fiscal viability amid trying times and changing tax codes. Your opinion and your voice are vital to our efforts. Learn how you can advocate for the arts in your area:

Arts North Carolina
North Carolina’s statewide advocacy organization for the arts calls for equity and access to the arts for all North Carolinians, unifies and connects North Carolina’s arts communities, and fosters arts leadership.

Americans for the Arts
Americans for the Arts is the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts and arts education.

League of American Orchestras
The League’s Advocacy and Government department acts to improve policies that increase public access to orchestral music and supports orchestras as they advocate for the vitality of music in communities nationwide.

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