This summer, your donation goes twice as far.

One donation, twice the impact.

Did you know that the Orchestre Métropolitain offers solidarity tickets to young people and families for whom access to culture is more limited?

Last year, more than 1,700 tickets were distributed, including 96 to refugee families.

To continue offering these first symphonic experiences, the Orchestre Métropolitain is launching today its philanthropic campaign, Your donation goes twice as far.

Thanks to the commitment of three patrons, every public donation will be matched, up to $45,000, allowing even more people to experience these unique moments.

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The Orchestre Métropolitain warmly thanks the patrons who make this campaign possible: Francois Leclair, Pierre Barsalou, and Isabelle Rondeau, Frédéric Jauvin.

Caroline-Sara Tremblay, donor since 2008

“I financially support the Orchestre Métropolitain because I believe it is important to support local artists and cultural institutions, enabling them to grow, shine, and provide Montreal audiences with abundant, high-quality content.”
Dr. Hilliard Goldfarb, donor since 2012

“It is crucial to sustain and strengthen the legacy of the Orchestre Métropolitain. Non-profit organizations like the OM critically need to build their endowments. This vital financial element ensures that future generations will experience the passion, solace, and comfort found in the works of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Shostakovich, Ravel, Hétu, and visionary composers yet to come.”
Olivia Gomez, donor since 2022

“I support the Orchestre Métropolitain because I believe in its musical mission. Making music accessible to everyone, regardless of age or background, is something for all of us. By making a donation, I believe that, no matter the amount, I am contributing to the fulfillment of this wonderful mission.”
Anne-Marie Dupont, donor since the early days of the OM

“I support the Orchestre Métropolitain because I wholeheartedly believe in what it brings to the audience, to the people, and especially to Montrealers. You can feel the cohesion between the musicians and their conductor, their desire to give their very best, and it’s a true joy because they share that with us.”