Coro Allegro Inc

“Members of the organization are those singing members that have made payment of the annual membership fee. Non-singing members become members upon payment of an annual donation equal to the annual membership fee. Membership terminates at the end of each fiscal year.”

“The 990 is reviewed by the treasurer and president prior to filing.”

“The board of directors reports conflicts on an annual basis”

“The board inquired of other organizations for comparable data prior to approving the compensation of the executive director.”

“The board inquired of other organizations for comparable data prior to approving the compensation of officers and key employees.”

“No documents available to the public.”

“Coro Allegro reported a significant deficit for FY2025 due primarily to lower-than-anticipated individual giving, despite an additional spring fundraising campaign in April that partially offset this shortfall. In addition, FY2025 included the long-anticipated completion and release of a major recording project that began in 2018 and was not expected to reach completion this year. While this resulted in a one-time concentration of expenses in FY2025, it also enabled Coro Allegro to release We Are Here, its first new album in many years, featuring two new additions to the choral repertoire that it had commissioned. This album was an important artistic milestone central to its mission to create and perform new works of music that speak to our time. The Organization had sufficient reserves to absorb these timing-related impacts and did not need to borrow funds. Coro Allegro remains financially stable and continues to manage its resources carefully while investing in its artistic mission.”