Portland Festival Symphony relies on community support to show the charitable world that
the community wants free classical concerts brought directly into the heart of communities.

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Portland Festival Symphony has been an accredited 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization since 1981.

Portland Festival Symphony supporters use IRS EIN

93-0796059 to claim your tax deduction.

Donations given are 100% dedicated to paying Musicians Union Local 99 members a living wage.

Ways To Support Free Summer Concerts

Consider Venmoing Portland Festival Symphony $43 in honor of 43 seasons of free classical music, or $94 in honor of 94 year-old and thriving Maestro Lajos Balogh

@portlandfestivalsymphony

Mail a check and a personal message to Maestro Lajos Balogh.

c/o PFS

PO BOX 42131

Portland, OR 97242

VOLUNTEER

Portland Festival Symphony is in need of people who have skills to aid in the support of administering a musical arts organization.

Email us to learn more about ways to support us!

PLANNED GIVING

Make Portland Festival Symphony part of your financial plan. As a beneficiary to your life insurance, or to offset capital gains tax, Portland Festival Symphony can be a part of your charitable plan.

Portland Festival Symphony relies on community support to show the charitable world that the community wants free classical concerts brought directly into the heart of communities.

Portland Festival Symphony has been an accredited 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization since 1981.

Donations given are 100% dedicated to paying Musicians Union Local 99 members a living wage.

Ways To Support Free Summer Concerts

Portland Festival Symphony relies on community support to show the charitable world that
the community wants free classical concerts brought directly into the heart of communities.