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A Glitzy Guitar Gala Fundraiser featuring included appetizers, dinner, drinks(one drink ticket), silent auction, desert, special guests, plus a concert! Proceeds benefit guitar education.Tickets are available at: cincinnatiguitarsociety.org
See special Rates for those who purchase a table in advance.
Where: University of Cincinnati: University West Pavillion at Nippert Stadium (2618 University Cir, Cincinnati, OH 45219).
What: This will be an unforgettable evening featuring appetizers, dinner, field access, silent auction, photo booth and most importantly a guitar orchestra composed of current University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Students, Alum and Friends accompanying Grammy Winner, Jason Vieaux playing Vivaldi’s D Major Concerto along with other music selections. Bring your friends and family and support the next generation of musicians!
When: 6:00PM EST- 10:00 PM EST
Proceeds benefit the Clare M. Callahan Scholarship and Impact Fund.
Appetizer portion of the evening will include music provided by Jazz Guitarist, Richard Sorice and Double Bassist, Steve Bruce. Each ticket purchased will include dinner, appetizers, dessert, field access and one drink ticket.
*This is a non-refundable event purchase. Please direct all questions to [email protected]
* Please note that credit card statements may read "greatercincinnatigui".
If you cannot attend but would like to donate please visit: Clare M. Callahan Classical Guitar Scholarship Fund (F103531): https://foundation.uc.edu/donate?id=cfd04a0d-e9ad-4303-9518-48646336239d
The Fund exists solely to provide scholarships for students studying and practicing classical guitar at CCM. The Donors intend this Fund to be available to any and all who wish to donate to it and encourage others to donate to the Fund. Any donations to the Fund are to be used solely for the purpose described above. The CCM classical guitar professor or instructor (at this time, Dr. Chris Wilke) will have discretion to select scholarship recipient(s) and determine the amount and/or value of awards.
Donations can be made online, by wire transfer, and/or by sending a check.
ONLINE GIVING
Classical Guitar Gift Fund (F100370): https://foundation.uc.edu/donate?id=e1379325-a42e-4155-98a2-c6f793762cb5
To be used to support the Classical Guitar Program at CCM.
Clare M. Callahan Classical Guitar Scholarship Fund (F103531): https://foundation.uc.edu/donate?id=cfd04a0d-e9ad-4303-9518-48646336239d
The Fund exists solely to provide scholarships for students studying and practicing classical guitar at CCM. The Donors intend this Fund to be available to any and all who wish to donate to it and encourage others to donate to the Fund. Any donations to the Fund are to be used solely for the purpose described above. The CCM classical guitar professor or instructor (at this time, Dr. Chris Wilke) will have discretion to select scholarship recipient(s) and determine the amount and/or value of awards.
WIRE TRANSFER
Wire transfer instructions are attached, but I will also include the information here:
The University of Cincinnati Foundation
PO Box 19970
Cincinnati, OH 45219-0970
Tax ID #31-0896555
US Bank
530 E. University
Cincinnati, OH 45219
ABA/Routing #: 042000013
Account #: 8909095
CHECK
If someone chooses to give by check, that can be made out to UC Foundation with the fund name(s) on the memo line. They can also include a note with the check that states their wishes for where the money should go. The Foundation is required by law to ensure donations go into the fund specified by the donor.
Checks can be sent to:
CCM Development Office
attn: Annie Bloemer
PO Box 210003
Cincinnati, OH 45221
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University of Cincinnati, 2698 Pecan St, Cincinnati, OH 45221, United States
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