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Peninsula Womens Chorus

Palo Alto, California

Cause Description:
The Peninsula Women’s Chorus is a nonprofit community chorus of 55 voices, with a 50-year history of performance in the community, the nation, and abroad. In addition to regularly scheduled subscription concerts in December and May, the Chorus performed seven outreach concerts in the past year in several area communities: Menlo Park, Santa Clara, Palo Alto, San Jose, and San Juan Bautista. Under the direction of Dr. Martin Benvenuto, the Chorus has achieved national recognition for its high musical standards and leadership in expanding and promoting choral music.

Type: Hunger/Homelessness
Listed on iGive since: January 2000
iGive members supporting: 46

Website: http://www.pwchorus.org

Raised through iGive: $538.88 across 19 checks, January 2000 to July 2019.

Payments sent to Peninsula Womens Chorus
Period endingAmount
Jul 31, 2019 $30.15
Aug 31, 2013 $26.52
Jan 31, 2011 $34.59
Sep 30, 2010 $26.63
Dec 31, 2009 $38.71
May 31, 2007 $27.84
Dec 31, 2006 $25.51
Apr 30, 2006 $30.17
Apr 30, 2005 $25.04
Dec 31, 2004 $42.48
Sep 30, 2002 $34.81
Dec 31, 2001 $25.19
Sep 30, 2001 $28.91
Dec 31, 2000 $22.27
Sep 30, 2000 $6.94
Jun 30, 2000 $34.79
Apr 30, 2000 $14.38
Feb 29, 2000 $15.93
Jan 31, 2000 $48.01

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