On Saturday, October 21, 2023, Music of the Baroque will host A Musical Feast, our only annual fundraising event. The highlight of the evening is our gala raffle, where affluent, arts-loving Chicagoans seek to support our mission: to uphold Baroque repertoire and provide free music education in our community. I hope you will consider supporting these endeavors by providing a donation to our raffle.

Your raffle contribution will be acknowledged on our website and in print materials at both the benefit and during the 23/24 concert season. All raffle donation forms must be submitted by August 21 for inclusion in the event invitation. Donations received after this date will not be on the invitation but will be eligible for the event and other prints and programs listed below.

All raffle donors receive:

·           a listing in the invitation mailed to 1,500 recipients

·           recognition in 500 gala program books, on our website, and in 10,000 Music of the Baroque 2023-24 concert season program books through January 2024

Raffle Patron Donors (for a donation valued at $750 or more) receive:

·           all of the above, plus:

·           special recognition in 500 gala program books and 20,000 Music of the Baroque 2023-24 concert season program books through May 2024

·           a hyperlink on the Music of the Baroque website through June 2024

Raffle Elite Donors (for a donation valued at $2,000 or more) receive:

·           all of the above, plus:

·           two tickets to “A Musical Feast” on October 21, 2023

·           a half-page ad in the gala program book

·           recognition in prominent event signage on the raffle display table

For more information about Music of the Baroque, please visit https://www.baroque.org

For any additional information, please contact me at jasongivan@baroque.org

I look forward to hearing from you, and to confirming your participation and support. Your donation will help guarantee that top-notch music education and superb performances remain a staple in Chicago’s rich classical music landscape for years to come.

Sincerely,

Jason Givan

Director of Development