SPONSORSHIP TICKETS 2024 Gala Highlights Box Office Tickets
Join us for an inspiring evening with the Young People’s Chorus of New York City, where music becomes a gateway to discovery, growth, and endless possibilities. This year’s Gala shines a spotlight on how YPC goes far beyond choral excellence—nurturing creativity, fostering confidence, and opening doors to brighter futures for young people.
Your support makes this life-changing work possible. Proceeds from the Gala sustain YPC’s Emmy Award-winning performances, comprehensive music education programs, and the College Bound initiative, which ensures that 100% of our graduating seniors complete high school on time and gain acceptance to colleges of their choice.
As our most important fundraising event of the year, the Gala raises one-third of YPC’s annual budget, supporting:
If you are unable to attend YPC's Annual Gala and Concert, you can make a fully tax-deductible contribution. Donors will be recognized in season Playbills and help us continue to serve over 2,000 children each year.
For further information, please contact us at 212-465-3415 or by emailing ypc@blbnyc.com.
*The non-deductible portion of each concert ticket is $75.
*The non-deductible portion of each dinner and concert ticket is $350.
*The remainder is tax-deductible as a charitable gift (Tax ID# 11-3372980).
We are unable to accept payment for charitable event tickets and tables from a donor-advised fund. We regret that YPC Gala donations and Gala benefit tickets and tables are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged.
Table Package Includes:
Table Package Includes:
Table Package Includes:
Table Package Includes:
Support creativity by sponsoring a table for the talented artists and conductors who generously donate their time to YPC and the Gala. Your sponsorship will cover their participation costs, ensuring they feel appreciated and valued. This contribution reserves a dinner table for these special guests, with recognition in the evening’s Playbill™.
I am unable to attend the Gala this year but would like to make a fully-tax deductible contribution.
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*Gifts can be made by check, wire, or stock. For more information, please contact Lila Newman at 212-289-7779 ext. 34 or ypcgala@ypc.org.
*Your payment less the $75 concert ticket or $350 dinner and concert ticket may be claimed as a tax-deductible contribution. (EIN: 11-3372980)
*The Digital Journal will be shown throughout the Gala Dinner and will be featured on our website.
Includes preferred concert hall seating and post-performance seated dinner
Includes preferred concert hall seating
*The Digital Journal will be shown throughout the Gala Dinner and will be featured on our website.
Paquito D' Rivera has been recognized with 18 Grammy and Latin Grammy awards, and has received numerous recognitions for his relevance in Latin Jazz and as a composer of classical music. Born in Cuba, the saxophonist, clarinetist, composer and writer has recorded more than 30 solo albums. His discography is enthusiastically dedicated to jazz, Be-Bop, Brazilian music and Latin American styles in general, and also successfully ventures into classical music. In his passion for giving the Latin repertoire greater relevance, D'Rivera has successfully created, defended and promoted all types of compositions for classically trained ensembles and soloists. In recognition of his compositional skills, he was awarded the John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship (2007), and was named, from 2007-2008, Composer-in-Residence of the Caramoor Music and Arts Center, with the Orchestra of St. Luke. His numerous commissions include music for Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress, the National Symphony Orchestra, the Turtle Island String Quartet, the Ying String Quartet, the International Double Reed Society, Syracuse University and the Kennedy Center.
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Alan Muraoka is a 2 time Emmy Award winning actor/director/producer. For the past 26 years he has portrayed Alan, the proprietor of Hooper’s Store on the children’s television series Sesame Street.
His stage credits include the Broadway productions of Disney’s Aladdin, Pacific Overtures, The King and I, My Favorite Year, Shogun, Mail, and Miss Saigon, where he played the lead role of the “Engineer,” as well as the national tours of Miss Saigon, M. Butterfly and Anything Goes. Muraoka’s numerous network television and film credits include: Hamster and Gretel, It Could Happen to You, City On The Hill, Curb Your Enthusiasm, 30 Rock, Brotherhood, The Tonight Show, As the World Turns, Guiding Light, One Life to Live, and Day of Independence. He has performed with the Boston Pops, Pink Martini at the Hollywood Bowl, and the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall.
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YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHORUS OF NEW YORK CITY 2024 | Francisco J. Núñez, Founder and Artistic Director • Elizabeth Núñez, Creative Director
