Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors and Donors…

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR FRIEND ($2,000)*

  • The Paddington Family of Stores > Sponsoring Dr. Alexander Gonzalez, RVSB Artistic Director

music sponsor friend ($500-$1,999)*

  • Anonymous > Flute Section

  • Don Bieghler > All Clarinet Sections

  • Steven Bismarck > Bassoon Section

  • Kara Brown > Saxophone Section

  • Jake Hershey > Trumpet Section

  • Art Rosine & Marsha King-Rosine > Horn Section

  • Robert Schmidt > Tiffany Schmidt, Bassoon

musician’s friend ($100-$499)*

  • Jackie Beck > Heather Schmidt, Flute

  • Natalie Chirquin > Jim Hostick, Euphonium

  • John & Diane Engelhardt > Pam Hammond, Piccolo

  • Gary & Coralie Farnham > Jody Schmidt, String Bass

  • John Ferreira > Jake Hershey, Trumpet

  • Kathleen Finnegan > Luna Bitzer, Flute & Nancy Ptacek, Flute

  • Gary & Linda Gamble > Marsha King-Rosine, Horn

  • Jim Hostick > Steve Kessler, Trumpet

  • JoAnn Houghton > Alena Houghton, Flute

  • Greg Jahnke - Oboe Section Sponsorship

  • Sue Jennings/Diane Mazur > Pam Hammond, Piccolo

  • Barb Knox > Ed Wight, Clarinet

  • Mitzi Loftus > Ken Loftus, Trombone

  • Nancy Ptacek > Jennifer Behnke, Flute

  • Rogue River Pharmacy/Garvin Hamilton > Kara Brown, Saxophone

  • Charissa Smith > Katherine Graves, Tuba

  • Ed Wight > Jared Rountree, Percussion

friend ($1-99)

  • James Auchincloss

  • Luna Bitzer

  • Katy Boyce

  • Frances Brandt

  • Nicolene Buchta

  • Eugene Emil Carte

  • Janet Dolan

  • Shirley Donnelly

  • Matt Eide

  • Kathy Graves

  • James Groshong

  • Linda Hale

  • Cindy Haskin

  • Jamie Kert

  • Laura Lawrence

  • Edith Montgomery

  • Kim Neiswanger

*Donor Name(s) > Sponsored Band Member, Section

  • Joanne Noone

  • Priscilla Oppenheimer

  • Janet Pinneau

  • Kathleen Price

  • Nancy Rhoades

  • Alicia Rowe

  • Jody Schmidt

  • Ric Sharp

  • Becky Snow

  • Kirk Strait

  • Jamie Sunderland

  • Sarah Tisch

  • Barry Trowbridge

The Rogue Valley Wind Ensemble, dba Rogue Valley Symphonic Band, is an Oregon non-profit corporation, qualified as tax-exempt IRC 501(c)3. Donations are tax-deductible, subject to the Internal Revenue Code.
 
In addition to our very low-cost admission to our high-quality concerts, we rely on donations and sponsorships to help pay the costs of concerts, sheet music, and other operating expenses. 

Our donation categories are as follows:

Supporter: $1 to $49

Friend: $50 to $99

Donor: $100 up to $249

Patron: $250 up to $499

Benefactor: $500 up to $999

Concert Sponsor: $1,000 and up

We would love for you to help support the Band. Any amount you can donate is appreciated and will go directly toward benefitting the organization. The names of Supporters, Friends, Donors, Patrons, Benefactors, and Sponsors will appear on programs with our heartfelt thanks.  (You can opt to remain anonymous as well.)

There are two ways to donate:

The first is to click the button below. Our secure system will guide you through the process.

The second is to make checks payable to The Rogue Valley Wind Ensemble and mail them to:

RVSB
400 Creekside Way
Talent, OR 97540

Tax Contribution Statements will be provided in January.

(Our credit card processor charges a platform fee that RVSB, as a non-profit, passes on to our patrons. This helps us keep our expenses manageable. We also allow for PayPal donations as an additional option. Thank you for your understanding.)

There are also specific opportunities to sponsor a band member, principal players, soloists, our Music Director and others in RVSB. If you are interested in your donation going to one of these causes, please click on the SPONSOR button below, print out the form, and contact us with your sponsorship, including questions about the process.  We will be sure to get back to you right away with information and to make arrangements.  (Donations go toward operating costs, music acquisition, etc.  Sponsorships are from people who want to honor a musician, a certain section, the conductor, etc.  Both are tax deductible and go toward the organization’s greatest needs.)