THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

DCCOS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (EIN #47-5289896) that provides musical and performance opportunities for non-professional adult musicians in the DC metropolitan region. Your contributions make it possible for us to cultivate the talents of our members and deliver high-quality orchestra and chamber music performances to diverse audiences.

OUR SUPPORTERS

INSTITUTIONS
Associated Chamber Music Players (ACMP)
Connecticut Avenue Wine & Spirits
DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities
Faegre Drinker Biddle Reath LLP
In honor of Kelly Young
Hickok Cole
Kensington Park Senior Living
Nadia Sophie Seiler Memorial Fund
Women’s Philharmonic Advocacy

LIFETIME SUSTAINERS ($10,000+)
Jack Aubert
Yolanda Cole
Robert Hood
JoAnn Lynn
Larry Medsker
Robert Myers
Dr. Robert Tycko

PLATINUM ($1,000+)
Jack Aubert
Yolanda Cole
JoAnn Lynn
In memory of Joel Lynn
Larry Medsker
Robert Myers
Zoe Pappas
In honor of Leo Sarbanes
Jessica Walton
In memory of Robert N. Walton
Kelly Young
Alicia & Steven Zalesin
In honor of Olivia Zalesin
Patricia Zweibel & Dan Leathers

GOLD ($500-$999)
Anonymous
Eugene Kim
Akihiko Kuroda
Patrick Manchester
Jim Powers
Claire Roberts-Thomson
Olivia Zalesin

SILVER ($250-$499)
Sandra Ames & Phil Chimento
In honor of Clio Chimento
Karin Caifa
Darin DeAngeli
Sarah & Jim Gilligan
Dawn & Joseph Hedgecock
Philip Hopko
Gwynne Horwits
Lee Keiser
Alice Letowt
Marie & Bruce McWhirter
Julie Siegel
Shiloh Tilleman-Dick
William Tobias

BRONZE ($100-$249)
Julie Blechman & David Wyman
In honor of Jennifer Kim
Sarah Brittman
Clio Chimento
Wendy Chun
B. Jeanne Downing
Cindy & Hal Hamner
Ellen Hattemer
Phillips Hinch
Wun Jung Kim
Fernando Laguarda
Yi-Shen Loo
Dr. Teri Manolio
Warren Mullison
Michael Newman
Shannon Price & Timothy Collins
Valerie Sutter
Joe Thompson
Constantinos Voulgaropoulos
Rebecca Wells
Chris Young
Jeffrey Zalesin
In honor of Olivia Zalesin

* Except for lifetime sustainers, this list is based on contributions in the twelve month period ending September 30, 2026.

“Music is the art which is most nigh to tears and memory.”

Oscar Wilde