Support a musician through the ANAM Syndicate program, be part of their ANAM journey
By donating to an ANAM Syndicate you share with fellow music-lovers in contributing to the cost of training a musician at ANAM.
Your support ensures their capacity to succeed and that their energy and focus are directed solely on the demanding but thrilling oppotunities available to them through ANAM's professional performance training program.
"ANAM musicians are lovely young people who have worked really hard to get where they are. I could have just given money, but I like the way the ANAM Syndicate program gives me a connection to my giving."
- Ann Grant, ANAM Syndicate donor
ANAM Syndicate donors follow the progress of their musician for their 1-3 years at ANAM, sharing their challenges and successes as they progress into the professional world.
The majority of our cohort is supported by an ANAM Syndicate - a group of donors, or single donor - who donate up to $20,000 annually towards their musician's position at ANAM. Monthly payments are welcome as an affordable option.
ANAM Syndicates also become part of a ‘family’ for their musician. Many musicians come from interstate or from New Zealand, and the support they receive from their ANAM Syndicate is more than financial: attendance at their performances, and interest in their progress can make a world of difference – not only whilst they are at ANAM, but throughout their careers.
“I am so grateful for my syndicate supporters - they have acted as friends who I can share the highs and challenges of ANAM life...and are empathetic to the struggles of a young person and musician.”
- Noah Lawrence (alum 2024, cello)
To find out more about supporting an ANAM musician, please contact:
Sylvia Hosking
Philanthropy Manager
s.hosking@anam.com.au
T: (03) 9645 7911
M: 0417 521 078
Download the ANAM Syndicate Brochure
ANAM is an endorsed deductible Gift Recipient listed with the Register of Cultural Organisations for the public fund it operates. All donations to ANAM over $2 are tax deductible.