If you are interested in giving a gift of stocks, bonds or mutual funds to the Alton Symphony Orchestra, contact us or Josh Farley with Edward Jones Investments here in Alton.
For more information, contact Josh Farley at (618) 462-4465.
The Alton Symphony Orchestra is a 501(c)(3)
corporation registered in the State of Illinois.
All contributions are tax deductible.
Ticket Sales provide less than 50% of the Orchestra’s income. The generosity of our friends and corporate sponsors is the foundation of the Alton Symphony Orchestra. Please consider lending your support to the orchestra by making a tax-deductible donation.
Contribution Levels
_____ Fiddler ($50-99)
_____ Soloist ($100-249)
_____ Concertmaster ($250-499) 
_____ Director’s Circle ($500-999) 
_____ Benefactor ($1000+)
_____ Corporate   ($2000 +)
OR CONSIDER
Your generosity will be acknowledged in the concert programs
and on our website along with the
Alton Symphony Orchestra's
sincere gratitude.
GIFTING STOCKS, BONDS OR MUTUAL FUNDS
Yes, Alton Symphony Orchestra accepts cash donations as well as gifts of stocks, bonds or mutual funds. By giving a gift of stocks, bonds or mutual funds, you are parting with dominion and control of the stock to the orchestra thus eliminating the capital gains taxes you would have owed if you sold it.
A stock is said to have highly appreciated if it is valued at a higher rate now than when you originally purchased it. By giving a gift of stock to the Alton Symphony Orchestra, you generally receive a full deduction of the entire value of the asset, while avoiding the capital gains tax which would have been due had you sold it.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
BOARD PRESIDENT JERRE HONKE
1-618-462-2314
Leon Burke III will be conducting the ASO February 2010 concert as the third in a series of four guest conductors