"OUR WILL TO LIVE" • ANDRIS NELSONS • ANNETTE MILLER • Members of the BSO • the Symphony Hall debuts of music by Viktor Ullmann and Hans Krása • the North American premiere of the new TMF commission by the late ANDRÉ PREVIN • award recipient Norman L. Eisen • Monday, November 11 • Symphony Hall, Boston
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Sponsor tickets for students, elderly, and/or survivors. Contact TMF or use the forms below.
Your sponsored guests receive . . . 
  • a TMF Holocaust education program at their school or organization
  • awareness of the Terezín story and insight into the power of art to defy oppression
  • the excitement of a Symphony Hall concert
You receive . . . 
  • your logo on all our printed and online Gala materials, reaching local and national media and tens of  thousands of affluent, educated patrons.
  • tickets to the reception, concert, and dinner
  • a follow-up letter of thanks with quotes letters from your guests, and permission to use them in your materials
Don't hesitate to contact TMF with questions. 
​​Tel. 857-222-8263.
​“Thank you for the tickets to the wonderful program! We were even able to allow a resident (who is a survivor) have her children attend, which allowed her to have a more meaningful experience. One guest came up to me and told me she lost two pounds because she was clapping so hard. According to the attendees, this elegant and moving event was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for them.”

—Community manager for the underserved elderly
Sponsorships range from $500 for 20 concert guests to $5,000 for 125 concert guests. More info is here:
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Return this form — or simply call us at 857-222-8263.
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​​"For years, sponsors have enabled Reading Memorial High School students to attend TMF’s annual Gala . . . This vital foundation has touched the hearts of our students, our staff, and our community — and inspired young people who have gone on to publish award-winning reports, transpose and perform music, and even produce a theatrical piece at a state competition.”

—Linda Snow Dockser, North Reading Public Schools
"If we lose our connections, we lose everything — as Jews, as Americans, as people. This is the reason I’ve sponsored TMF every year for more than a decade, but it's never carried more of a sense of urgency than it does right now. I’m proud to hear every outstanding performance, but even more proud of the way the Terezín story opens our minds. 'Sanctuary’ will be an important experience for young people in our world today.”  
​ —Jim Solomon, philanthropist