Legacy Giving

You can support the musical foundation of our community for generations to come through a planned gift
supporting the Omaha Symphony.

A variety of techniques may be used, depending on the method of giving that is best for you. You may name the Omaha Symphony as a beneficiary in your will, living trust, retirement plan, or insurance contract. You may choose to be celebrated publicly or remain anonymous, and designate your gift to our endowment, a specific program area, or to the area of greatest need at the time it is received as determined by the Omaha Symphony.

For more information about planned giving, please contact Sara Cory at scory@omahasymphony.org or call 402.661.8578.

Holland Legacy Society

Your charitable legacy through a planned gift qualifies for membership in the Holland Legacy Society.

The Holland Legacy Society recognizes those who have chosen to include the Omaha Symphony in their estate plans, creating a lasting legacy of music for generations to come.

Holland Legacy Society Members

We gratefully recognize those whose thoughtful legacy commitments help ensure the future of orchestral music in our community.
  • Anonymous (2)
  • Andrew Blair Fund
  • Jennifer Boomgaarden Daoud & Fouad Daoud
  • Dr. Brent D. Bowen
  • Margaret Davis
  • Dave & Carolyn Diamond
  • Craig & Judith Fuller
  • Mr. & Mrs. Andy Gohlinghorst, Sr.
  • William & Judy Hughes
  • Richard† & Maureen Hunt
  • Richard & Helen† Kelley
  • Mr. & Mrs. Carl G. Mammel
  • Sharee & Murray Newman
  • John & Kitty Ransom
  • Linda Burt Rebrovic & John Rebrovic
  • Don E. & Anna J. Scheidt
  • Dr. & Mrs. Joel & Nancy Schlessinger
  • Dr. & Mrs. William Schlictemeier
  • Mark Theisen
  • Judith M. Vann & Family
  • Ron & Linda† Wax
  • Peggy K. & Dr. Vance D. Wolverton
  • Robert & Pamela Zambelli

† In Memory

Legal Name: Omaha Symphony Association
Incorporated in: Omaha, NE

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