Greenville Civic Chorale Association

Website: greenvillechorale.org
Address: P.O. Box 16851, Greenville, SC 29606
Phone: 864-235-1101
Facebook Handle: facebook.com/greenvillechorale
Instagram Handle: @greenvillechorale
Established: 1961
Number of Employees: 5
Geographic Service Area: Upstate, SC
Funding Sources
- Charitable gifts: 54%
- Grants: 24%
- Ticket sales and other earned revenue: 22%
Mission Statement
Connecting, educating and cultivating our community through the performance of choral music.
Impact
For over six decades, the Greenville Chorale has served as a cornerstone of the regional arts landscape. As we celebrate our 66th season, we take pride in our unique position as the only large symphonic chorus in the area and one of the few of our kind in the Southeast. We are defined by a commitment to excellence and variety, bringing the power of major choral-orchestral masterworks to life for our community. Beyond the classics, we are dedicated to the future of the art form; throughout our history, we have been honored to present five world premieres. Your support is vital to our continued growth. Your contribution allows us to expand and enhance our community and educational outreach programs. It will also help us continue our legacy of bringing new compositions to Greenville, ensuring that our local audience is the first to hear the masterworks of tomorrow.
Leadership

Board of Directors
Randy Traynham, president
Betsy Bloodworth, president-elect
Sylvia Hodge, secretary
Jenny Hagadorn, treasurer
Michelle Ballard
Marc Beasley
Randy Blouin
Allen Burns
Ronn Caroll
Rudolph Fulgham
Kirby Colsen
Samantha Day
Kenneth Drake
Allison Foy
Jackie Goggins
Sarah Herring
Paul Hyde
Wayne King
Eric Lapin
Nicole Laughter
Davida Mathis
Patti McAbee
Debbie Paden Mobley
Laura Ritter
Chris Robinson
Lynne Robinson
Linda Russ
Andy Waters
Fundraisers and Events
- Four annual concerts
Volunteer Opportunities
- Join the board of directors
- Event support
Giving Opportunities
The Greenville Chorale welcomes tax-deductible donations to support our mission: connecting, educating and cultivating our community through the performance of choral music. Your gifts are vital in sustaining our performances at premier venues such as the Peace Center, supporting the professional Herring Chamber Ensemble, nurturing emerging talent through our Young Artist Program, and expanding our impactful community outreach initiatives.