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With the help of donors like you, Xenia Concerts works with artists and partners to deliver exceptional, accessible concerts, artist training, and educational programs to our growing community of diverse music-lovers. 

Please enter the amount you would like to contribute. The suggested amounts are simply a guide to gift giving. For donations over $1,000 or gifts, stock, donor advised funds (DAF), please contact Executive and Artistic Director Rory McLeod at rory.mcleod@xeniaconcerts.com.

Donations of $25.00CAD and above are eligible for a charitable donation tax receipt.

Funding Levels

$25+ — Thank you for your support!

$80+ — Send a child or a senior to an Adaptive Concert

$125+ — Support accessible concert programs for one event

$200+ — Help train an artist for adaptive concerts

$300+ — Help fund seniors’ and care facility concerts

$450+ — Hire artists for Adaptive Concerts

$700+ — Support musical ASL performances for one concert

$5,000+ — Fund an Adaptive Concert

$15,000+ —Transformative gifts help us:

  • Establish new partnerships
  • Bring Xenia Concerts to new communities across Canada
  • Develop and deliver new training materials

Case For Support

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Current Projects

Adaptive Concerts. Still at the heart of Xenia Concerts’ activities, these family-friendly, accessible events are designed to embrace neurodiversity and disability.

Artist Training. Starting in 2022-2023, every Xenia Concerts artist receives training in how to design and present accessible, sensory-friendly concerts for neurodiverse audiences. This training was developed in collaboration with Erin Parkes, founder of the Lotus Centre for Special Music Education.

Accessibility Accelerator. Rooted in the principles of Community-led Co-design and facilitated by Xenia’s Accessibility Coordinator Kaylce Carter, the Accessibility Accelerator brings together a group of six disabled and neurodivergent arts workers to inform Xenia’s accessibility practices and develop resources to support accessibility in the broader performing arts scene.

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