Your Donation Matters—Thank You!

The Choral Artists are very grateful for the ongoing support of San Francisco Grants for the Arts, The Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and the Zellerbach Family Foundation.

These organizations, many loyal individual donors, and corporations matching their contributions—Alternative Telecom Solutions, Apple, AT&T, Cadence, IBM, Mentor Graphics, Microsoft, and Salesforce.com—enable SFCA to provide consistent support to expand appreciation of new American choral music, support Bay Area and other American composers, and foster young composers.

Thanks for being a patron of the arts. SFCA can’t do it without your help.

Please give online via the form below, using your personal credit card via the safety of PayPal (no PayPal account required), or mail your check to:

San Francisco Choral Artists
55 Taylor Street
San Francisco, CA 94102-3916

You Made a Difference

SFCA’s Roger Nixon Living Music Initiative (RNLMI) is designed to advance its commitment to new choral music by doubling funds for SFCA new music programs. Happily, the success of RNLMI now supports two NEW composer-focused programs:

SFCA+1 was inaugurated to celebrate SFCA’s 30th season and is designed to expand the repertoire for chamber choir and a single instrument. 

Wild Card Commissions, established in 2016, underwrites commissions to more composers whom SFCA admires.

We couldn’t have imagined so many significant developments, built on our recent accomplishments:

• Winning the national Chorus America/ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming—in both 2012 and 2015;
• Collaborating with Grammy-winner Mads Tolling in June 2015;
• Collaborating with local composer/librettist Joshua Horowitz and the Veretski Pass instrumentalists to premiere the unique folk opera Lilith the Night Demon in May 2014;
• Releasing With Strings Attached, with The Alexander String Quartet, favorably reviewed by Fanfare Magazine.

As RNLMI continues to grow, SFCA’s new music initiatives will continue to widen, to support and showcase more living American composers.

Won’t you please help SFCA sustain this important work through your generous donation this season?

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