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Drive Positive Life Changes by Promoting Peace Through Music
The generosity of donors ensures that we can continue to deliver exceptional music and peace programmes throughout Ireland and further afield.
The Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland is a registered charity in Ireland, the UK and the USA. We rely heavily on the support of our sponsors.
Registered charity numbers are as follows: Ireland 20054892; the UK XT22593 and the USA 260270.
Funds donated to the CBOI are used to provide life-changing educational and performance opportunities for young people through:
The generosity of donors ensures that we can continue to deliver exceptional music and peace programmes throughout Ireland and further afield The Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland is a registered charity in Ireland, the UK and the USA. We rely heavily on the support of our sponsors. Registered charity numbers are as follows: Ireland 20054892; the UK XT22593 and the USA 260270. Funds donated to the CBOI are used to provide life-changing educational and performance opportunities for young people through:
To play your key role in delivering life-changing opportunities for young people on the island of Ireland, please select the option relevant to you below.
You can also choose to be a key benefactor in our Carnegie Hall, New York on St Patrick’s Day (2023) performance to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement. This high-profile event will provide outstanding visibility and recognition for you and/or your company, while aligning you with an organisation that symbolises peace, unity, tolerance, excellence, innovation, collaboration, inclusivity and engagement.
Corporate Sponsor
We would love to work with you to create a bespoke package of benefits for your organisation based on your business objectives and/or philanthropic goals.
Through our concert series and our high profile, both in Ireland and internationally, CBOI and Peace Proms can provide outstanding visibility and recognition for your company, while aligning it with an organisation that symbolises peace, unity, tolerance, excellence, innovation, collaboration, inclusivity and engagement.
CBOI & Peace Proms is a transparent and accountable organisation (Charity No. 20054892, UK: XT22593 and the USA 260270), compliant with the Charities Governance Code and international best practice. CBOI depends on the generosity of our sponsors. We are deeply indebted to all our supporters, sponsors and volunteers for helping us to bring the joy of music and peace to children, families, schools and communities throughout the world.
We would love your help to support our far-reaching and life-changing initiatives. Your benefits could include:
Individual Sponsor
We would love to work with you in achieving your philanthropic goals.
By supporting CBOI and Peace Proms you are aligned with an organisation that symbolises peace, unity, tolerance, excellence, innovation, collaboration, inclusivity and engagement – both in Ireland and internationally.
Your donations will play a key role in helping us to continue to deliver and expand our far-reaching and life-changing initiatives for young people.
CBOI & Peace Proms is a transparent and accountable organisation (Charity No. 20054892, UK: XT22593 and the USA 260270), compliant with the Charities Governance Code and international best practice. CBOI depends on the generosity of our sponsors. We are deeply indebted to all our supporters, sponsors and volunteers for helping us to bring the joy of music and peace to children, families, schools and communities throughout the world.
Your benefits as an individual sponsor could include:
Carnegie Hall 2023 Sponsor
Support Our International Celebration Of Peace
25th Anniversary of the Belfast Good Friday Agreement March 17 2023, Carnegie Hall, New York
The Belfast Agreement was signed on Good Friday, 10 April 1998. It was an agreement between the British and Irish governments, and the political parties in Northern Ireland, which would establish a new, devolved government for Northern Ireland in which unionists and nationalists would share power.
In celebration of our achievements over the years and to mark the 25th anniversary of this momentous occasion in Irish history, CBOI will stage a special concert in Carnegie Hall, New York on 17th March 2023. The St Patrick’s Day event will provide outstanding visibility and recognition for you and/or your company, while closely aligning you with an organisation that symbolises peace, unity, tolerance, excellence, innovation, collaboration, inclusivity and engagement. We would love to work with you to create a bespoke package of benefits for you/your organisation that will provide extensive recognition for you based on your business objectives and/or philanthropic goals.
Your benefits could include:
CBOI & Peace Proms is a transparent and accountable organisation (Charity No. 20054892, UK: XT22593 and the USA 260270), compliant with the Charities Governance Code and international best practice. CBOI depends on the generosity of our sponsors. We are deeply indebted to all our supporters, sponsors and volunteers for helping us to bring the joy of music and peace to children, families, schools and communities throughout the world.
Support Peace
The Cross Border Orchestra (CBOI) was established in 1995 as a fragile peace began to take root in Northern Ireland. Since then, CBOI has played an important role in building and nurturing vital cross border and cross community relations and is regarded internationally as a flagship peace initiative.
CBOI was formed as a direct result of peace in Northern Ireland. Over the years, our core message of peace, unity and tolerance has remained central to our ethos, and the reach and impact of our programmes has grown exponentially. Over 35,000 children participate in our Peace Proms programme each year, including 6,000 Catholic and Protestant children in Northern Ireland, while a further 350 young people participate in our orchestral and instrumental training programmes. Our performances unashamedly celebrate cultural diversity, unity and tolerance by incorporating Lambeg Drums, and Bodhrans; Highland pipes and Uilleann Pipes, Ulster Scots Dance and Irish Dance along with the full symphony orchestra.
CBOI and Peace Proms make the arts accessible to communities across Ireland and Northern Ireland regardless of their socioeconomic, cultural, religious or political background.
