Protected: Current Trends in Fundraising
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Current Trends in Fundraising
In this 60-minute webinar from The Fund Raising School of the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, we unpack the latest information and research about charitable giving, including newly released Giving USA data.
League Forward: September 2026
Updates from the League, behind-the-scenes insights, and highlighting some of our wonderful donors across the country.
League Announces Participants for Second Four-Day Orchestra Intensive
A cohort of twenty rising orchestra professionals has been selected for the League of American Orchestra’s next Orchestra Intensive. The cohort represents artistic administrators, orchestra operations managers, artistic planning specialists, and more from over a dozen U.S. states, Canada, and Brazil.
Protected: Rethinking Loyalty and Customer Relationships
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Rethinking Loyalty and Customer Relationships
In this 60-minute webinar, Alan Brown of WolfBrown provides a research-grounded examination of approaches that can engage a broader cross-section of the public in our work.
Summer Wrap-Up: Arts Education and Federal Policy Updates
In This Issue: Celebrate Arts in Education Week, September 13-19; Policy Action Continues on Proposed Grant Restrictions; IRS to Propose Changes to Form 990; Latest Tariff Proposals Apply to Musical Instruments; Essential Tips for Artist Visa Applications
Orchestras Building Community Through Education and Engagement
Learn more about how orchestras across the country are driving change by engaging, teaching, and learning from their local communities.
Ten New Directors to Serve on League of American Orchestras Board
Erin Gibson Allen, Rosalie Contreras, Karen Gahl-Mills, Jordan Harris, Dr. Mieko Hatano, and Richard Krumdieck have joined the League of American Orchestras Board of Directors for 2026-27.
Protected: Welcoming Your Audience Through Technology
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