Supporting the City of Stoke-on-Trent Symphony Orchestra is an investment in the cultural future of our great city. We know the immeasurable benefits that come with access to live music and we are committed to ensuring that our work is accessible to everyone.

Support CSSO

We want supporting us to be something that brings you pride and elevates the standing of your business in the community through the positive brand association that comes with investing in our City’s cultural future and enabling access to world-class music for everyone.

A partnership with the CSSO brings lasting positive social and economic change to Stoke-on-Trent. From attracting people into the City to improving the wellbeing of those who live here, supporting our work is a truly impactful way for corporate partners to achieve any social responsibility goals.

Become a Corporate Partner

As well as our regular public concert series, we are proud to produce a range of free-to-access community projects like relaxed concerts, school education workshops and CSSO Inspire, our Out & About Festivals and new ventures like hospital visits in collaboration with the UHNM Charity.

None of this work would be possible without the support of our CORPORATE PARTNERS, and we are delighted to offer a wide range of benefits in return for your enlightened support. The packages below form the basis of our sponsorship packages, but we are always willing to discuss and adapt these packages to better fit.

For more information, please contact Lucy Moss, Corporate Partnerships Manager, at together@csso.co.uk.

Become an Individual Sponsor

Begin your journey with the CSSO

In 2025 Stoke-on-Trent celebrated its centenary year and, in 2026, the North Staffordshire was brought together under one Unitary Authority. There has never been a better time to invest in the cultural life of the region to ensure that it continues to develop and that its people thrive over the next 100 years.

Funders & Sponsors

“CSSO Together celebrates the key partnerships at the heart of the work that we do, from our regular concerts to our work in the community.”