The Orchestra for Peace proposes several forms of partnership and sponsoring
Two forms of support -
Partnerships are mutually beneficial
Two forms of support
Basic logistical and/or financial support
- Acquisition/rental of artists' requirements (sheet music, etc)
- Acquisition/rental of instruments
- Communication expenses (public notices, flyers, programs, etc...)
- Vehicle rentals
Specific logistical and/or financial support for a gathering, for a concert tour, or for activities in favor of youth
- Conductors, soloists, and musicians' fees
- Travel expenses (air and train tickets, buses, public transport passes, etc...)
- Accomodation expenses
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Partnerships are mutually beneficial
- By helping the Orchestra become a long-term reality, your company can benefit from the Orchestra's national and international reach
- You can associate your name with a musical endeover placed under the patronage of Miguel Angel Estrella,
Argentina's permanent ambassador to UNESCO, an exploit that has real human and social impact
- You can benefit from tax breaks as defined by the French laws governing partnerships and sponsoring
- VIP invitations to concerts and rehearsals
- Reductions for company staff
- Private meetings with Miguel Angel Estrella, with the conductors and with the musicians
- The printing of the company logo or name on all media and marketing materials (posters, maps, programs, internet sites, press releases, etc...)
- Color or black and white advertisements in concert programs.
- Introduction and attendance of the principal sponsors and partners at press conferences
- Proposals of interest to your company are welcome.
Partnership
Partnerships are calculated and rational commercial steps. The benefits must be quantifiable and proportionate to the initial investment.
-> Art 39-I-7e CGI: "Expenses incurred within the framework of cultural events as they occur will be reciprocated for the company with its direct interest".
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Sponsoring (patronage law of August 18th, 2003)
Sponsoring concerns the application of incurred expenses towards the public interest. The tax benefits are considerably greater for the company than those of a partnership, but the compensation may be less.
-> Art 238 Bis GTC for Companies: "Company tax reductions of 60% for gifts made, limited to 0.5% of turnover. Patronage covers expenses incurred for the public interest".
-> Art 238 Bis AB GTC for Companies: "The opportunity for companies to deduct expenses incurred for the purchase of musical instruments for loan to musicians from their taxable results."
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