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The Delta Omicron Foundation trustees conducted their annual meeting on
July 18, 2008 at the home of the president in Douglasville, Ga.
Twelve recipients were selected for the annual grant program, and a
new logo, shown above, was adopted in commemoration of the
foundation's 50th anniversary in 2008. |
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The Delta Omicron Foundation supports and promotes music and
musicians through:
- educational grants for music study;
- composer commissionings;
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awards for musical accomplishments;
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subsidies for publications and programs promoting
music; and
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national and international music endeavors.
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The Delta Omicron Foundation, Inc. was founded in 1958 and chartered in the
State of Ohio as a non-profit corporation. The foundation was established by
the authority of Delta Omicron International Music Fraternity for the
purpose of complementing and augmenting the means and methods of reaching
the objectives of the fraternity. Delta Omicron Foundation, Inc. is
supported by donations and gifts of members and friends, and finances
scholarships, grants-in-aid and awards. It promotes the extensive
philanthropic program of the fraternity and supplements the Endowment Fund
established in 1927. |
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The Delta Omicron Foundation, Inc. promotes the cause of music through:
Scholarships, grants and awards to Delta
Omicron members for graduate or undergraduate study at home and
abroad
Summer scholarships at music centers and youth music camps
Roy Underwood Educational Grants in Music Therapy
Underwriting the Delta Omicron Composition Competition open to
composers the world over
Seat Endowments at
Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center, New York and at John F.
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C.
Maintenance of Delta Omicron Studio and Petzold-Collyer Piano,
MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, N.H.
Supporting American music and American composers through premiere
performances
Awarding the
Thor Johnson Memorial
Commission
Contributions to Building Funds at
the National Federation of Music Clubs, Indianapolis, Indiana; the Brevard
Music Center, Brevard, North Carolina; and the National Music Camp,
Interlochen, Michigan .
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