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Each season, the support of our donors is essential to enabling the Paris National Opera to fulfill its fundamental missions: the creation of new operatic and choreographic performances to enrich our repertoire, the training and transmission of our know-how within the Ballet School and the Academy, the opening up and accessibility to an ever-wider audience, and the promotion and dissemination of our tangible and intangible heritage.

66% tax reduction on your income tax (Impôt sur le Revenu - IRPP) :
In accordance with the provisions of the law of August 1, 2003, donors subject to income tax in France are eligible for a tax reduction on their income tax (IRPP) of 66% of the amount of their donation, up to an annual limit of 20% of taxable income. If the 20% limit is exceeded, the reduction can be carried over to the following five years.

Organizations entitled to this benefit:
Arop (Association pour le Rayonnement de l’Opéra national de Paris)
FRONP (Fondation pour le Rayonnement de l’Opéra national de Paris)

75% tax reduction on Property Wealth Tax (Impôt sur la Fortune Immobilière - IFI):
In accordance with the 2018 Finance Bill, donors taxable in France can benefit from a tax reduction on the Impôt sur la Fortune Immobilière (IFI) of 75% of the amount of their donation up to an annual limit of €50,000.

Organization entitled to this benefit:
FRONP (Fondation pour le Rayonnement de l’Opéra national de Paris)

If you are a foreign taxable donor, click here to find out more.

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Launched in 2021, the "Mon Opéra Responsable et Engagé" initiative is a reflection on the place of a cultural player like the Paris Opera within the community, and a fundraising campaign to benefit projects that illustrate the institution's fundamental missions.

Whether we're talking about creating new shows, opening up - by ensuring that theaters are accessible to an ever-wider audience - or preserving and passing on - for example, by resolutely committing ourselves to sustainable development - everyone's involvement will help us to build, together and for everyone, the Opera of tomorrow.

Discover the information on our projects listed below. Some of them are already funded by corporate sponsors and major donors, who have been committed to us for many seasons, and we would like to thank them most sincerely.

Creation is at the heart of the Opera and the artistic community it brings together.
The creative process allows for the mobilization, preservation, enrichment, and transmission of the artistic and technical know-how of the institution’s various professions.

It is central to the training of artists. Creation is also essential for reaching new audiences by presenting contemporary works that resonate with the questions that shape our societies and the diversity of individuals within them. Creating today is imperative for building the repertoire of tomorrow.

If the desire for openness is not new within the institution, the crisis of the covid-19 has highlighted the need for art for everyone and reinforced our conviction: the Opera has to share its performances even better with the greatest number of people and meet all audiences.
Facilitated access to our venues remains a priority: first-time spectators, young people, families and schoolchildren, carers, people with disabilities... We aspire to do more for audiences in their diversity. In parallel, our policy of broadcasting our performances, notably in cinemas, recently enriched by the Opéra Chez Soi (Opera at Home platform), or the Academy's regional tours, are valuable tools for ensuring that the Opera also benefits all those who cannot come to us. To open a window on the Opera, to create a proximity with art, and to make everyone recognise themselves in our proposals, artistic education programmes and awareness-raising from the youngest age, as well as greater diversity in our recruitment of artists, are challenges for the future as a national institution, the Paris Opera has a duty to be the Opera of all and the Opera for all.

Transmission has been at the heart of our institution's project since the creation of the Royal Academies of Dance and Music in the 17th century. Today, we are the custodians of an artistic and architectural heritage, but also of many age-old trades, which we must preserve and enrich in order to pass them on to future generations. Through the production of shows based on the know-how of our costume or set workshops, we participate in the enrichment of a common heritage, the fruits of which extend far beyond the walls of our theatres. It is our responsibility to pay constant attention to the women and men who make this excellence a living heritage every day, whether they are artists or craftsmen, throughout their career or even in preparation for their retraining.
The training programmes and cycles designed within the Opera School of Dance and the Opera Academy ensure this passing of the baton between generations, and contribute to the maintenance and influence of a French school of music, singing and dance. Our institution is also part of a framework that goes beyond its own activity ; like any company and like each of us, it must ask itself the question of its impact on the environment around it, and take a sustainable development path.

Create new productions

Train the conductors of tomorrow

Family at the Opera

Accessibility projects

A health centre for dancers

Junior Ballet

POP - Paris Opera Play

Extend the Ten Months of School and Opera programme to the rest of France

Environmental transition

The Academy in Guyana : Transmission and Education

ADO - Apprentissage de l'Orchestre

« Opéra d’été »

Our ambitions cannot be disconnected from economic reality. In addition to the indispensable support of the public authorities to ensure the institution's sustainability, the implementation of these specific initiatives will depend on the support we are able to gather.

To this end, we have decided to launch a fundraising campaign in parallel with this outline, which will last for several years. We are convinced that everyone, according to their means, is likely to give us a valuable contribution, because the Opera belongs to each of us, even to those who feel distant from it.

We will call on well-known personalities, but distant from the world of Opera, to illustrate the idea that Opera can be everyone's business, and that everyone's commitment, for the benefit of a project that is dear to him is precious.

We will form duets comprising these personalities and an employee or an artist from the Opera, in the image of our slogan: Making your generosity a shared commitment.

Organizations entitled to this benefit:
Arop (Association pour le Rayonnement de l’Opéra national de Paris)
FRONP (Fondation pour le Rayonnement de l’Opéra national de Paris)

Organization entitled to this benefit:
FRONP (Fondation pour le Rayonnement de l’Opéra national de Paris)

If you are a foreign taxable donor, click here to find out more.

Your public relations at the Paris Opera

The Paris Opera welcomes any company that would like to support the opera's projects, organize public-relations events and behind-the-scenes visits or hire venues inside its theatres.

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The American Friends of the Paris Opera & Ballet

If you are based in the United States, we invite you to join the American Friends of the Paris Opera & Ballet (AFPOB).

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Paris Opera Charter for Patronage, Sponsorship and Space Rental

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Contact the Arop

AROP- Association pour le Rayonnement de l’Opéra national de Paris
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 Palais Garnier – 8, rue Scribe – 75009 Paris
Tél. +33 1 58 18 35 35
contact@arop.operadeparis.fr