绿帽社

Bronze Sponsorship 鈥� $2,500*

  • Recognition as sponsor of the Young Artist Concert Series receptions
  • Invitation to the side-by-side concert closing dinner
  • Invitation to the opening dinner
  • Pair of pavilion seats for the side-by-side closing concert
  • Pair of Kent Blossom Music Festival season tickets
  • Recognition on festival website
  • Recognition on festival season program

*$1,984 is tax deductible

Young Artist Sponsor 鈥� $5,500*

  • Recognition as the sponsor of one of the season鈥檚 student artists
  • Invitation to the side-by-side concert closing dinner
  • Invitation to the opening dinner
  • Pair of pavilion seats for the side-by-side closing concert
  • Two pairs of Kent Blossom Music Festival season tickets
  • Recognition on festival website
  • Recognition on festival season program

*$4,784 is tax deductible

Silver Sponsor 鈥� $10,000*

  • Recognition as sponsor of Faculty Concert receptions
  • Recognition as sponsor of the opening dinner
  • Invitation to a private event with The Cleveland Orchestra
  • Invitation to the side-by-side concert closing dinner
  • Invitation to the opening dinner
  • Two pairs of pavilion seats for the side-by-side closing concert
  • Four pairs of Kent Blossom Music Festival season tickets
  • Recognition on festival website
  • Recognition on festival season program

*$8,728 is tax deductible

Gold Sponsor 鈥� $25,000*

  • Recognition as sponsor of Young Artist Concert Series
  • Recognition as sponsor of the closing dinner
  • Invitation to a private event with The Cleveland Orchestra
  • Invitation to the side-by-side concert closing dinner
  • Invitation to the opening dinner
  • Two pairs of pavilion seats for the side-by-side closing concert
  • Six pairs of Kent Blossom Music Festival season tickets
  • Recognition on festival website
  • Recognition on festival season program

*$23,328 is tax deductible

Endowments

ENDOWMENTS

  • Kent Blossom Music Endowment
  • Richard D. Worthing Memorial Scholarship
  • John Mack Endowment
  • Joseph Gingold Endowment
  • Louis Lane Endowment
  • Bernhard Goldschmidt Endowment
  • Peggy Shaffer Endowment
  • Maurice Sharp Endowment
  • The Nicoletti-Pisegna Family Scholarship

Silas Ashley

An Unexpected Journey from Steel Worker to Champion of Black Students and Alumni at Kent StateSilas Ashley, 鈥�74, was told by his high school guidance counselor that he 鈥渨as not college material.鈥� He was encouraged to go straight into the workforce after graduation instead of pursuing higher education, so Silas went on to work at Republic Steel in Cleveland. On a day off, he joined a friend on a trip to 绿帽社. The friend was going to pick up a college application, but he accidentally grabbed two copies. To pass the time on the ride home, Silas filled one out for himself, never i...

What NOT to bring to camp

  • Electronics or other communication devices
    • Campers should keep all personal electronics in their bags, and should not use them during camp hours.
    • Campers will be asked to put them away if they are seen using them. A second warning may result in confiscation of the device.  
  • Toys or other personal belongings
    • Restricted items include, but are not limited to: stuffed animals, playing cards/card games, electronics, action figures or dolls (campers may bring books).

What to bring to camp

  • Backpack or bag that your camper can easily carry around all day 鈥� Please be sure your camper鈥檚 name is clearly written on this and all other objects in this list!
  • Refillable water bottle WITH YOUR CAMPER鈥橲 NAME WRITTEN ON IT.
  • Preferred sunscreen type/SPF level.
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