The Philadelphia Orchestra Tuesday morning announced some major funding for its $160 million drive to underwrite the bankruptcy process and related costs, operations in the next few years, special projects and endowment.
According to an announcement, the orchestra has recieved $11.2 million from the William Penn Foundation, the Wyncote Foundation, philanthropist Gerry Lenfest, the Neubauer Family Foundation and an unspecified number of orchestra board members. The orchestra says it has another $16.3 million in matching offers that will require the group to identify an additional $17.5 million by the end of 2011.
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