Burton Trimble's Life In Music
As a young boy in 1931, Burton Trimble, Jr. came to Atlanta, where his father would become dean of Emory University's Candler School of Theology.
Planned Giving
Invest in the Future of Music
Legacy gifts are integral to the future of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Including us in your overall estate or financial plans not only helps to serve and expand our audience through innovative programming and increased educational opportunities, but it can also provide you with tax benefits in return.
Share in our passion for music. Start here by learning the different gift options available to you.
Make the ASO Part of Your Legacy
Your will is one of the most important documents you can own. It dictates how your assets and possessions will be divided after your lifetime.
How to Tell the Story of Your Legacy
When people talk about estate planning and leaving a legacy, but those two things alone don't tell your story.
Already include the ASO in your Planned Gift?
The Henry Sopkin Circle celebrates cherished individuals and families who have made a planned gift to the ASO.
Contact Us
For any questions or to speak to us, please contact James Paulk, Annual Giving Officer, at 404.733.4485 or via email at James.Paulk@atlantasymphony.org.