Help Us Rise Together!

Thank you! Thanks to your generosity, we have raised $17,799 and exceeded our $16,000 community fundraising goal for the Riser Project. Thank you so much to everyone who donated.

We're replacing our aging wooden risers with a new StageRight modular system, safer, lighter, and built to support Prince George's arts community for decades. Your gifts go toward six StageRight Alla Breve professional-grade riser sections with safety railings, creating a safer, more accessible stage for every singer.

The total project cost is $32,000. With our community goal met, we will pursue the remaining balance (roughly $14,200) through grant applications beginning this September. There is still work ahead, but this milestone gives us a strong foundation to build on.

These new risers will also support collaborations with the Prince George Symphony Orchestra and community events like the Prince George and District Music Festival, benefiting the performing arts community as a whole.

Your support brings us closer to lifting every voice and strengthening the foundation of music in Prince George. Thank you for helping us rise together.

Donate Here

If you prefer to donate by cash, cheque or e-transfer, please email us at pgcstreas@gmail.com.

Grants

Our heartfelt thanks to the City of Prince George.
Their $5,000 grant through the myPG Community Grants program is helping us build a safer,
modular riser system that will serve Cantata and Prince George's arts community for decades.

 

Corporate Sponsors

Acme Janitor Service Ltd.

Four Rivers Co-Op

Kerrie Roberts
Physiotherapy

in Memory of Barry Roberts, Choirist

Individual Donors

Every name below represents a piece of our new risers. With gifts of $100 or more, these community members have sponsored the platforms, railings, legs, and carts that will lift our singers for years to come. With heartfelt thanks for your generosity.

With heartfelt thanks also to the many additional Donors whose gifts together have added over $1,000 toward our goal. Your generosity, given in whatever amount you were able, is the foundation of community support that makes a project like this possible.