VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are welcome. If you are interested in helping us, please contact us with your ideas.
DONATE
Help us make magic! Alkemie is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit (EIN 82-4063703) that flourishes through the enthusiasm of its supporters. All donations are tax-deductible.
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Soprano recorder $125+ help us transport our instruments to a concert venue
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Rebec $250+ finance a preview video for an upcoming concert
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Vielle $500+ underwrite costs of intersensory materials
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Harp $1000+ cover venue fees for a NYC concert
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Organetto $2500+ sponsor performer fees for a new project
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CREDIT CARD contributions may be made via the Donate button.
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CHECK contributions may be sent to:
Alkemie Early Music Ensemble, Inc.
2101 Bedford Ave., Apt. 6C
Brooklyn, NY 11226
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SECURITIES. We are also able to accept donations of securities to Alkemie. To donate long-term appreciated securities (i.e., securities that you have owned for more than one year), please contact Sian Ricketts for instructions (sian@alkemie.org; 929-445-8613).
THANK YOU!
We are grateful to our myriad 2022-2023 donors
Supporters
Julie Andrijeski & Tracy Mortimore
Mark Cudek
Ruah Donnelly
Jim Hopkins & Amy Mugavero
Paul Humez
Candace Magner
Deborah Malamud & Neil Plotkin
Margery Meadow
Constance Melrose
Peter Sabol
Jean Seligmann
Elisa Sutherland
Rebecca Thornburgh
Scott Williamson
Soprano recorder $125+
Kenneth Bé
Shari Berman
Kathryn Geissinger
Miriam Queensen
Dan Yavner
Rebec $250+
Peter Faber
Evan Suggs
Vielle $500+
Janet McKenzie
Kathleen & Philip Ricketts
Harp $1000+
John Carey
Raphael Seligmann
Thank you to the following people for housing Alkemie members during NYC-based projects: Elizabeth Blaufox; Elliot Cole & Kait Emery; Madeline Healey & Teddy Papes;
Jim Hopkins & Oliver Weston; Greg Ingles; Tom Mugavero; Gene & Anne Murrow;
Dylan Robinson & Spiff Wiegand; and John Ros
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Thank you for your generous in-kind donations:
Kathleen Ricketts, Charles Mueller, Elisa Sutherland, Spiff Wiegand,
and the Church of St. Luke & St. Matt's
Alkemie's programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
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This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
