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To date, with generous support from patrons like you, we have brought the joy of exceptional music to over 20,000 local children.
The Carolina Philharmonic is a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
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Because every child deserves to love exceptional music.
Our story. Fifteen years ago, Maestro Wolff launched The Carolina Philharmonic with a singular goal: to create a Symphony Orchestra that would not simply embrace audiences of all ages, but reach out to our audiences for support to bring Music Education to children.
Three exceptional programs now serve 3,500 local children annually. Every year we bring the joy of music to 3,500 local children through three innovative programs:
Encore! Kids (grades K-2)
Link Up (grades 3-5)
Junior Orchestra (grades 3-12).
Through interactive musical experiences and curricula, we're pushing the boundaries of the possible while exploring cutting edge trends in the field of Music Education. Along the way, we're impacting the lives of countless children.
Join us by donating. Our education programs cost $50 per child on average. We serve several thousand children every year, yet we receive no state or governmental funding. What we do is made possible only through private donations from patrons like you. Donate here online or send a donation to "Carolina Philharmonic", at 5 Market Square, Pinehurst, NC, 28374. You may also call our Box Office at (910)-687-0287 and make a donation by phone. We are a 501(c)3 and every donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Visit our Music Educational Outreach pages to learn more about our programs and get involved.
Check out these brief youtube videos below to learn more about our Link Up and Encore! Kids programs for K-5 students in Moore County.