Santa Maria Philharmonic Society has six classes of sponsorship.
All classes of sponsors at a level of Steward and above are listed in our concert programs.
All classes of sponsors at a level of Steward and above are listed in our concert programs.
• Name listed in concert programs and on website
• Name listed in concert programs and on website
• Invitation to donor appreciation event/annual meeting
• Total of Two (2) season tickets
All of the above, plus:
• Opportunity to meet the conductor and guest artist at our concert after party
All of the above, plus:
• Total of Three (3) season tickets
All of the above, plus:
• Top-tier logo placement if desired on banners, media, and website
• Display table or outreach opportunity at events (sponsor run)
• Two (2) tickets to our annual Gala
• Total of Four (4) season tickets
All of the above, plus:
• Private dinner or exclusive event with artists and conductor
There will be other opportunities made available during the year to donate in addition to the above, special “one-off” sponsorship packages. These include Music at the Library Program Sponsorships, Gala Sponsorships, Rendezvous Concerts, etc. Watch your email for more!
Cash or check payments for donations, season tickets, or sponsorship packages may be mailed to PO Box 375, Santa Maria, CA 93456-0375. For further assistance or questions, please contact our office at (805) 925 0412 | info@santamariaphilharmonic.org.
The Santa Maria Philharmonic Society is a nonprofit public benefit corporation organized under the California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Law for public and charitable purposes. Anyone who supports the goals of the Society may become a member upon the contribution of annual dues. You will have voting privileges at the annual meeting each June in accordance with the bylaws. The Santa Maria Philharmonic Society has qualified as a tax-exempt organization under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3), hence your contribution should be tax-deductible under IRS Code Section 2522 (a)(2). For all tax matters, please consult with your tax accountant.