It depends on the level of your membership but as a rule of a thumb the three upper levels (Supporters, Pharos Circle and Patrons) are based on a two-ticket membership. This means you can buy two tickets at reduced price for each event. For the first level (Contributors) there is an option as to whether you would like to become a single or couple member. As a single member you will be entitled only to one discounted ticket per event, whereas as a couple member you will be entitled to two tickets.

You may reserve your tickets over the telephone or online through the Foundation’s Box Office. You can then pay for your tickets on the day of the concert at the door.

Box Office: Directly from the Foundation’s website www.pharosartsfoundation.org/Tickets_online.htm  or Tel. 22-663871 (Monday – Friday 10:00am-3:00pm)

Memberships are valid for a year (on a calendar year basis). It is best to become a friend or renew your membership at the beginning of each year to enjoy all the benefits of the membership.

Contributions are fully tax deductible under Cyprus law. All contributions can be deducted in their entirety from the supporter’s annual income tax. The Pharos Arts Foundation is a Cyprus registered charitable trust registered with the Supreme Court of Cyprus by Deed No 91 deposited in the Supreme Court.

As a non-profit organization, the Pharos Arts Foundation is directly dependent on sponsorship and other contributions for the continuing development and enrichment of its programmes and for maintaining the high standard of its activities. Any increase in your payment towards your membership allows us to present the world’s most sought-after artists, offer a number of free educational projects to students of primary, secondary and higher education, stimulate cultural development and intellectual and artistic growth.

Yes.

We accept cash, credit cards (American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Diners) and cheque or you can make your contribution by bank’s standing order/direct debit.

No, The Pharos Arts Foundation accepts contributions in kind, most contributions of this type being for office equipment or costs associated with specific events. Contributions in kind are recognised as the equivalent of their monetary value and are acknowledged in the same fashion as other contributions.

Examples include:

• Donation of musical instruments or other equipment.
• Provision of video/audio/photographic services or materials.
• Provision of computer equipment and other office equipment.
• Provision of airline tickets, hotel accommodation, catering services, wine or flowers.
• The Foundation also accepts donations of assets such as shares, bonds and property, which may be sold and reinvested in agreement with the donor for a pre-agreed funding purpose.

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