John & Jean Piety
“It’s really the overture for any musical that thrills us in anticipation of what follows.”
- Jean & John Piety, founding members of TMTP's ENCORE! Society
“The Musical Theater Project is community-driven. At Song Is You! Concerts, the audience is educated without realizing it because they’re having such a good time. And TMTP does great work with children to introduce them to musicals as an art form. TMTP is worthy of our support and I’m so glad to be a part of it all.”
- Susan Kohn, founding member of TMTP’s ENCORE! Society
20 Years of Making Music
For more than two decades, The Musical Theater Project has grown and flourished because we considered producing our one-of-a-kind arts education programs and fiscal responsibility to be equally important endeavors. We were honored and humbled when John and Jean Piety and Susan Kohn helped TMTP to dream big as a result of their legacy gifts in 2017. What's more, their generosity is helping TMTP discover new opportunities to "sing" in spite of challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Help to sustain TMTP's artistic vision as a member of our newly established ENCORE! Society.
Remembering TMTP in your estate plan or though a beneficiary designation is an especially easy way to help preserve and celebrate the social and cultural importance of the art form, even if you don't have the ability to make a cash gift today. Your gift can be designated to TMTP's Organizational Fund at The Cleveland Foundation, creating an incredible investment in TMTP's future.
Giving for the Future
You have an impact on the lives of others for generations to come. Learn more about the many ways you can leave a legacy for The Musical Theater Project's arts education vision.
A Strong Partner: The Cleveland Foundation
Your legacy gift will ensure that each dollar multiples over time to generate returns earmarked for TMTP's mission, programs and new works for the future. Learn more about TMTP's Organizational Fund at The Cleveland Foundation.
For more information, please call Managing Director Tracey Dwyer at (216) 860-1518 extension 707, or email tracey@musicaltheaterproject.org.
- Jean & John Piety, founding members of TMTP's ENCORE! Society
“The Musical Theater Project is community-driven. At Song Is You! Concerts, the audience is educated without realizing it because they’re having such a good time. And TMTP does great work with children to introduce them to musicals as an art form. TMTP is worthy of our support and I’m so glad to be a part of it all.”
- Susan Kohn, founding member of TMTP’s ENCORE! Society
20 Years of Making Music
For more than two decades, The Musical Theater Project has grown and flourished because we considered producing our one-of-a-kind arts education programs and fiscal responsibility to be equally important endeavors. We were honored and humbled when John and Jean Piety and Susan Kohn helped TMTP to dream big as a result of their legacy gifts in 2017. What's more, their generosity is helping TMTP discover new opportunities to "sing" in spite of challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Help to sustain TMTP's artistic vision as a member of our newly established ENCORE! Society.
Remembering TMTP in your estate plan or though a beneficiary designation is an especially easy way to help preserve and celebrate the social and cultural importance of the art form, even if you don't have the ability to make a cash gift today. Your gift can be designated to TMTP's Organizational Fund at The Cleveland Foundation, creating an incredible investment in TMTP's future.
Giving for the Future
You have an impact on the lives of others for generations to come. Learn more about the many ways you can leave a legacy for The Musical Theater Project's arts education vision.
A Strong Partner: The Cleveland Foundation
Your legacy gift will ensure that each dollar multiples over time to generate returns earmarked for TMTP's mission, programs and new works for the future. Learn more about TMTP's Organizational Fund at The Cleveland Foundation.
For more information, please call Managing Director Tracey Dwyer at (216) 860-1518 extension 707, or email tracey@musicaltheaterproject.org.
