Donations of any amount are welcome and help to fulfill our commitment to our community and emerging artists. Seagle Music Colony, Inc. DBA Seagle Festival is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and your donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Use the guide below to determine your preferred donor level. Each donor level includes all of the benefits included in the prior levels.
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Donor Levels and Benefits
Friend ($50)
Listing in the Seagle Festival Program Book
Vote at the Annual Meeting of Members
Advance notice of performances
Subscription to High Notes, A Contributor Newsletter
Partner ($100)
+Ticket pre-sale for most events
Patron ($350)
+Invitation to first day of the season auditions
Singer ($500)
+Invitation to an audition class
Conductor ($1,000)
+Invitation to “Coffee and Conversation” preview events
+Advance notice of season ticket sales & pre-purchasing
Goods and Services valued at $5
Director ($2,500)
+Invitation to a dress rehearsal (an inside look into each mainstage production)
Composer ($5,000)
+Invitation to all audition classes
+Name in pre-show credits for all performances
Producer ($10,000)
+Producing Sponsor for one show and after party with the cast
+Special recognition in pre-show credits of your production
+Private lunch with the General Director or Artistic Director
Goods and Services valued at $50
Additional Opportunities at $25,000 and above. Please contact Darren at (518) 532-7875 or darren@seaglefestival.org for details.
Donate by mail
If you prefer to mail your donation, please download a donation form, fill it out and mail to:
Seagle Festival
PO Box 366
Schroon Lake, NY 12870
More Information
Please contact Darren Woods at darren@seaglefestival.org or (518) 532-7875 with any questions.
See who is supporting us now by perusing our 2021-2022 Donor List.
If you’d like to know more about the financial situation of Seagle Music Colony, Inc. DBA Seagle Festival, you may download a copy of our 2021 Audited Financial Statement.
