A legacy commitment to the Spokane Symphony is a lasting promise to our community. By making a gift through your estate or will, you have the opportunity to define the legacy you want to leave. As a 501©3 non-profit organization, the Symphony relies on unrestricted gifts that provide the maximum flexibility to both sustain annual operations and to make bold investments in new or expanding programs. By recognizing the Spokane Symphony or Spokane Symphony Endowment in your plans, you can secure your own financial future, as well as ours.

SPOKANE SYMPHONY

Legal Name: Spokane Symphony Society
Federal Tax ID Number: 91-0730435
Legal Address: Spokane Symphony, PO Box 365, Spokane, WA 99210

Endowments are designed to provide a permanent source of income by keeping the original amount invested and using the accrued income from dividends for its charitable purpose. Donations to the endowment mean the Symphony can depend on a reliable source of income, compete nationally for talent, maintain an extensive schedule of concerts, and extend our services to under-resourced people in our community. 

Endowments are given to non-profit organizations with the intention that they be used to advance the mission of the organization for the long term.  Sustaining a well-funded endowment with the Spokane Symphony ensures ongoing financial support for the organization. 

SPOKANE SYMPHONY

Legal Name: Spokane Symphony & Fox Theater Endowment Fund
Federal Tax ID Number: 91-1117140
Legal Address: Spokane Symphony, PO Box 365, Spokane, WA 99210

A contribution to the Spokane Symphony Society in your estate plan allows you to contribute to the Symphony’s success while achieving your own philanthropic and financial goals.  Naming the Symphony as a beneficiary in your will, or as a beneficiary of life insurance, your retirement fund, or your savings or checking account all represent forms of legacy giving.  With the help of your attorney or financial advisor, you can also use a more complex instrument such as a charitable life-income trust.