The Fort Collins Symphony
Endowments
Endowments provide lasting support for the Fort Collins Symphony, helping to ensure artistic excellence, educational outreach, and community access for generations to come. These permanent funds create a stable foundation that allows us to plan boldly and serve Northern Colorado with confidence.
Learn MoreFCS Endowment
The Fort Collins Symphony Endowment Fund is a nonprofit organization created in 1997 to build substantial endowment funds to support the Fort Collins Symphony Association. Dubbed “88 Notes”, this endowment offers piano keys for “sale” that can be named after yourself, a loved one, a member of the symphony, or anyone else whose legacy you’d like to honor.
88 Notes Endowed Keys
Dr. Linda Anne Burnham
FCS Endowed Note Endowed Key G-1
Dr. Peter Springberg purchased the first note of the FCS Endowment in honor of Dr. Linda Anne Burnham.
Bob and Diana Graziano
FCS Endowed Note B flat-1
Bob and Diana purchased this note because they love the extraordinary Fort Collins Symphony and its Maestro, Wes Kenney.
The Jason Sheppard Greer and Lucy Kim Greer Foundation
FCS Endowed Note A-1
In loving memory of Jason and Lucy.
John Roberts Estate
FCS Endowed Notes C-2, C sharp-2, D-2, and F-1
John Roberts was a true Colorado native, a Lambkin and a Colorado Buff. He served on the Board of the Fort Collins Symphony and was a founding member of the Global Village Museum of Arts and Culture.