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The Four Freshmen

Beach Boys

University of Iowa

New Year’s Eve

Phil Madsen

1948

75 years anniversary

The Glenn Miller Band

four part harmony

Butler University

The Great American Songbook

Standards

Stan Kenton Orchestra

vocal phrasing

dynamics

vintage pop

swing songs

jazz repertoire movement

Brian Wilson

The Mamas and the Papas

The Lettermen

Frankie Valli

Kenny Rogers

Bob Flanagan

harmonious

harmony

Las Vegas

Ohio

Iowa

Minneapolis

St Paul

singing and playing instruments

melody on top

jazz

barbershop

Gene Pearland

the high lows

unlimited

mellow tones

Video Game Music

Assassin’s Creed: The Dawn of Ragnarok

Goat horn

Laughing on the outside crying on the inside – 5 trumpets

Put On A Happy Face

Guilty

Four Freshmen and 5 Trombones

You’ve Got Me Crying Again

special arrangements

It’s a Blue World

Day in Day Out

Nancy

Russell Hall

Kyle Poole

Riley Helgeson

Molly Drake

I Remember

Nick Drake

Podcast

True Crime

Norah Jones

Crime Junkie

Eerie Stories

Freddie Hubbard

Serial

Guns N’ Roses

Al Jarreau

Ahmad Jamal

Midwest

The Bankhead

Livermore

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Leave a Legacy

With a legacy gift to Livermore Valley Arts, you can be sure your charitable intentions will be realized while achieving the most favorable income tax benefits available. We are happy to meet with you to talk about your intentions and situation. However, we strongly recommend you consult with your estate planning professional or tax advisor to fulfill your goals for your financial portfolio and tax needs.

Making a legacy gift to the Center also qualifies you to join the Legacy Society, a group of philanthropic and pioneering members who share a strong bond with LVPAC and a desire to ensure a meaningful, lasting home for the arts in Livermore Valley.

If you have already included LVA in your plans (or if you intend to), please let us know. Contact Chris Carter, Executive Director, at [email protected] or call (925) 583-2311.

We accept a range of planned giving options:

In Your Will
The simplest way to leave a planned gift is to make a bequest including specific language in your will or living trust naming LVA as the recipient. The following is an example of suggested language to include in your will/trust:

“I give and bequeath to the Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, a California non-profit corporation, located at 2400 First Street, Livermore, CA 94550, the sum of $____, or ______% of my estate, to be used for the accomplishment of its general purpose (or for a specific purpose as indicated).”

Charitable Gift Annuities
A charitable gift annuity (CGA) is the easiest way to create dependable income for life and help the Center. Please note that LVA does not administer CGAs but can recommend an administrator.

Charitable Trusts
A Charitable Remainder Trust or Charitable Lead Trust allows you to receive an estate or gift tax deduction and create a source of income for you or your loved ones while supporting the Center. Please note that LVA does not administer these trusts but can recommend an administrator.

Real Estate/Appreciated Assets
A variety of assets can be donated such as real estate, appreciated securities, and tangible personal property such as art or jewelry. Donating appreciated assets can help offset income and capital gains taxes. If you are contemplating gifting an investment property or a vacation home, a gift of real estate offers an excellent option for tax-wise giving. You can also include the Center as a beneficiary of real estate or appreciated assets in your will. Please be aware that as part of our gift acceptance policy, all gifts of real estate, appreciated assets and tangible personal property are examined on a case-by-case basis.

Retirement Plan Donations or Life Insurance Policies
You can name Livermore Valley Arts as the beneficiary of your IRA, 401k or 403b retirement plan or life insurance policy. This is a simple, effective way to support the arts while reducing or eliminating significant, often unanticipated tax penalties.