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Community NH Music Festival Announces $100,000 Matching Challenge PLYMOUTH – Following
The New Hampshire Music their successful management
Festival builds community and three weeks of engaging
and enriches lives through the performances last year, the NH
shared experience of excep- Music Festival Musicians de-
tional classical music perfor- serve congratulations, praise,
mances and outreach. We draw and increased support from
from the best of the past to the everyone in 2024. To start
edge of the future to champion this year's fundraising, long-
classical music as a universal time supporters of the Festival,
language of expression and un- Brenda and Preston Conklin,
derstanding.
have offered to match the first
NHMF was founded in 1952 and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit or- $100,000 of donations received
ganization, EIN# 02-0245614. by February 15, 2024, resulting
in a total of $200,000 for the
To contact the Festival, email info@nhmf.org or call 603-238- Festival. This opportunity dou-
match to encourage supporters
be gratefully received.
chamber, and free community
9007.
2024 will be the Festival’s
concerts.
bles the impact of each donor's
to increase their donations to
this important cause."
gift, which will "raise the baton"
72nd year, promising four weeks
for NHMF.
of performances and the return
To send a gift to the New
of the NHMF Chorus. The
Hampshire Music Festival, mail
To quote the Conklins:
a check to NHMF, PO Box 64,
"Classical music has enriched
Festival brings the gift of world-
our lives, and we want it to con-
class performers to Plymouth to
Plymouth, NH 03264, or do-
inspire us with their orchestra,
nate online at nhmf.org. It will
tinue. We are publicizing our
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