SVC FRIENDS

Hello, and welcome to the cool kids club! As far as we’re concerned, anyone who appreciates and enjoys music … especially great choral music … is already a friend of ours.

After a recent reboot, we’re excited to be offering some fantastic new rewards with this program, while still keeping the same features that have been widely appealing to our members for many years.

Check out all the details below. We’re happy you’re here and are grateful for your support; whether through your generous gifts, being in the audience, or volunteering. It’s all important and helps us keep serving the communities that love us so much.

Questions? Contact SVC Friends and Community Events Coordinator, Adam Dietz at misterdietz@aol.com, or 570-847-3166.

Here’s how it works …

Contributions of $500 or more (made between July 1 and June 30) qualify donors to become a Friend of the Chorale.

Don’t mess with a good thing …

Your favorite benefits aren’t going anywhere. Friends will continue to receive the following along with their donations each season:

  • Instantly on the guest list for specialty invite-only events twice a year
  • Recognition in our concert programs
  • Reserved premium seating at all SVC performances

And to sweeten the deal …

If you’re still on the fence, imagine taking advantage of these BONUS incentives … NEW in 2026!

  • Mystery Tickets — good for two admissions to a select concert
  • More is More — discounts on ticketed SVC sponsored community events throughout the year
  • Share Your Story — opportunities to be an official ambassador for the chorale and let others know what supporting SVC means to you
  • Giving Back — paying it forward never goes out of style, so we’ll be partnering with local volunteer events and hope you’ll consider helping…more hands always means less work and a stronger impact

That’s it. Simple, yet significant, and quite a bargain. Join today and begin experiencing the SVC in a whole new way!

The Susquehanna Valley Chorale is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All gifts are tax-deductible in the U.S., according to law.