Tutti Curtis
We’ve all been on stage or in the audience when, suddenly, every performer lifts their bow, mallet, voice, or instrument in unison. Surrounded by sound, these are powerful moments that move us markedly. Tutti Curtis is a reminder of Curtis’s global impact in affecting change.
A Day of Giving on May 19
Join us on May 19, 2022 as we celebrate Philadelphia’s music conservatory and the people who make it possible. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni engage a global community through the highest level of artistry. Through a day of giving and digital engagement, commemorate your connection with Curtis and support what means the most to you.
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As a parent, I am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the Curtis family and follow Julin’s development. Studying at Curtis not only means he is getting a top notch music education - but also that he is part of an immensely supportive, tight-knit community driven not merely to entertain, but through their artistry expose both lingering and emerging societal issues and instigate real changes.
— Yuliya Cheung
Curtis Student Parent
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Why do I give to Curtis? My answer is summed up in two words – deep gratitude! For over 50 years I have been able to appreciate and use in so many meaningful ways what Curtis gave me. There is no greater gift than to give back; no matter how small or large the gift, everything counts. Gratitude doesn’t come with an expiration date or a sticker price. Please join me in giving whatever you can.
— Mary Lou Falcone, Voice '66
Curtis Alumna
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So what's in it for you to make a gift to Curtis? Giving feels good and is good for you.
Donating to charity is a major mood-booster. Knowing you’re helping others is hugely empowering and, in turn can make you feel happier and more fulfilled. When you donate to a cause that is near and dear to your heart, you give yourself the opportunity to fuel your passion and spend time doing things you love with like-minded people.
Please join me in supporting Curtis. You'll be amazed at how good it is for your health.
— Catherine Radbill
Friends Trustee
