Cleveland Orchestra receives $4.6 million gift

A photo of the Cleveland Orchestra performing.

The Cleveland Orchestra received a significant $4.6 million gift from longtime patrons Myrna and Jim Spira, supporting artistic programming, the pension fund, and endowing the Myrna and Jim Spira Bass Clarinet Chair.

Why it matters:

  • Sustaining artistic excellence: It supports artistic programming and the pension fund, enabling The Cleveland Orchestra to continue offering exceptional musical performances and maintaining its reputation for excellence.
  • Dedication to their community: Jim Spira’s involvement with the Orchestra’s Board of Trustees and their long-standing support demonstrate their commitment to enriching the cultural landscape of Cleveland.
  • Philanthropic support is essential for cultural institutions: The Spiras’ donation highlights the vital role of philanthropy in ensuring the sustainability and legacy of organizations like The Cleveland Orchestra, ensuring that future generations can continue to benefit from its performances and community engagement initiatives.

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