DSO gets $1M gift from Honda for kids’ shows, Yo-Yo Ma performance
Honda has donated $1 million to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The
funds will be used to support children’s education programs and a Yo-Yo
Ma performance.
Honda has donated $1 million to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The funds will be used to support children’s education programs and a Yo-Yo Ma performance.
Excerpt:
“Honda’s active involvement in the community is focused on youth and
education, and we are pleased to join the DSO in a shared vision for
creating unique and engaging educational experiences that can help
young people to realize their dreams,” said Gary Kessler, senior vice
president of American Honda Motor Co., in the release.
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