OUR PARTNERS
We acknowledge the contribution of our amazing partners:
FOUNDATION PARTNER
If you are looking for a new or used car across any make or model, then please support PSO by contacting Mike Cocken at Osborne Park Subaru on 08 9273 2777 and mention Perth Symphony Orchestra to get the best deals and service!
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SUSTAINABILITY PARTNER
The Minderoo Foundation was established by Andrew and Nicola Forrest in 2001 and has supported over 250 initiatives across Australia and internationally in pursuit of a range of causes.
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SUSTAINABILITY PARTNER
Warburton Giving is a new philanthropic organisation set up by Perth Symphony Board Member, businessman and philanthropist, Tim Roberts.
STATE GOVERNMENT PARTNER
Perth Symphony is proudly funded by The State Government of Western Australia and Lotterywest through the Arts Organisations Investment Program.
ORCHESTRA PARTNER
Coogee are a privately owned company and proudly Western Australian. They produce a wide range of industrial, agricultural and mineral processing chemicals for supply to both the Australian and International markets.
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HERITAGE SERIES PARTNER
The Wright Burt Foundation is proud to support Perth Symphony’s dynamic and innovative contribution to the cultural life of our community, and is grateful for the gift of music that Perth Symphony so generously gives to us all.
THE HOME OF PSO
Whilst Western Australia’s places and spaces are our stage, Methodist Ladies’ College is our home. We rehearse at this prestigious school, based in Perth’s Western Suburbs, and we value their support greatly.
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PERFORMANCE PARTNER
WAAPA (Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts) is recognised nationally and internationally for the quality of its graduates. PSO is proud to partner with develop Australian talent.
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We acknowledge the support of the following companies who have helped PSO over the past year:
We welcome new partners. Please contact us to find out how you can be a part of it.
