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VOX Cape Town was founded in 2015 to create fresh, mesmerising choral experiences to enrich the musical life of the Mother City. Described as “a standout on the local music scene”, the ensemble has since developed a reputation for its imaginative programming and its performances of seldom-heard choral music in unconventional spaces.
Unlike most choral groups, our singers do not pay membership fees and hence we rely on our immersive concerts and other engagements to cover our running costs. In order to fulfil our musical vision, whilst still maintaining our independence and artistic freedom, donations or offers of sponsorship would be gratefully received. Donations may be made via electronic transaction using our banking details below. Please contact us at [email protected] so that we may acknowledge your contribution.
VOX Cape Town, Nedbank Constantia, Account # 1186530960 (Business), Branch 10110900 or 198765
VOX Cape Town is very grateful to the following individuals and organisations who have generously and significantly supported the group’s activities: The Mapula Trust, Bill van Rensburg, Patric van Blerk and CapeTown Sound, Ian Burgess-Simpson Pianos, Stephen Bornman and St George’s Grammar School. Thank you!
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VOX Cape Town is a registered voluntary association in terms of the Non-Profit Organisations Act of 1997. Our registration number is 197-784 NPO. We comply with all reporting requirements, financial and otherwise, according to the Act. This ensures that we are accountable to our members and demonstrates that we are committed to the long-term future and sustainability of the group and the promotion of choral music in Cape Town.
VOX Cape Town has been approved by the South African Revenue Service for the fiscal status of a public benefit organisation (PBO) as set out in the Income Tax Act No. 58 of 1962. This means that SARS has made provision for VOX Cape Town to be exempt from income tax, and any donations made to or by VOX Cape Town are exempt from donations tax. These provisions ensure that a larger proportion of VOX Cape Town’s funds are used solely for the object for which the organisation was established, viz. the promotion, preservation and advancement of choral music and musical culture in Cape Town.