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Tax and 501(c)3 Policy action – Archive

League and 5 PA Orchestras Sign Letter in Support of Charitable Giving Incentives (PDF) – July 16, 2012 League Joins Letter to White House on Buffett Rule (PDF) – March 12, 2012 League Joins Nonprofit Letter to Congress on Buffett Rule (PDF) – March 12, 2012 League Submits Statement to Senate Finance Committee (PDF) – October 18, 2011 Letter …

The Columbus Symphony: A Portrait in Stabilization

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In 2009, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra faced a $1.5 million deficit with no operating reserves, no line of credit, and a negative cash flow and balance sheet. Through a partnership with the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA) forged in 2010, the CSO has built a $1 million balance sheet and has finished in the black each year since 2010.

Conference 2011: Where Mission and Money Meet

It’s oh-so-easy to allow financial constraints to drive institutional decision-making. This session will focus on creating alignment between the orchestra’s mission and the financial realities within which it functions.

Audience Growth Initiative

Performing arts organizations have known that long-term audience members are incredibly loyal and generous and have mainly assumed that the challenge was in attracting newcomers to the experience. It turns out that orchestras are attracting large numbers of newcomers, but are not effectively converting them to long-term customers and supporters.