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Support Theatre Project · 501(c)(3)
Sixty cents of every dollar goes to the artists.
The other forty keeps the lights on, the chairlift running, and the doors open for whoever's next. Both halves matter.
Where your dollar goes
More than sixty percent of our budget is paid directly to artists.
Theatre Project operates on a budget under $250,000. That's lean for any presenting venue running 200+ events a year — and it means every dollar resonates further. More than sixty percent of what we spend goes to salaries and artistic fees: actual money in the pockets of resident companies, guest artists, and visiting performers from across Baltimore, the U.S., and the world.
Choose your impact
What your gift actually does.
Pick a tile to set your amount. Each one represents real costs at a 150-seat black box presenting more than 200 events a year. Tap to select, then give online or by mail.
Step 1 · Online
Give securely through Network for Good.
Tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Your selection from above is shown below — adjust on the next screen if you'd like a different amount.
Selected: $100 one-time
Continue to checkout →Checkout opens at networkforgood.org, our secure giving partner.
Receipt and tax acknowledgment arrive immediately by email.
Step 1 · By mail
Prefer a check?
Mail your contribution to the address below. We acknowledge every gift in writing — checks usually clear in 7–10 days, with a tax receipt to follow.
Mail check toTheatre Project
45 W. Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Questions? Call the box office at 410.752.8558 or email office@theatreproject.org.
Operating breakdown
Where the budget actually goes.
On a budget under $250,000 a year, every line item matters. Here's the rough split.
Artists
Salaries, artistic fees, residency support. Money directly into the pockets of the people making the work.
Building & production
Utilities, lighting and sound systems, the chairlift, the dome, the seats. The infrastructure that lets the work happen.
Operations & outreach
Box office, marketing, community programs, gallery exhibits, workshops. The work that makes a venue more than a venue.
Validate before you give
Click through to see who you're funding.
The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund — Baltimore's gold standard for individual artist recognition — supports Theatre Project. Several of our resident artists, including Alex & Olmsted, Vincent E. Thomas, and Nicole Martinell, have Baker portfolios. See the caliber of work your dollars protect.
Browse Baker portfoliosTax status: Theatre Project is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your contribution is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law — please consult your tax advisor. The impact-tile breakdowns above are illustrative based on our 60/40 budget split; specific allocations vary by need.
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With a modest budget of less than a quarter of a million dollars, Theatre Project knows about stretching dollars, so every dime you give resonates throughout the community. More than sixty percent of our budget goes directly to salaries and artistic fees, meaning money in the pockets of artists.
Theatre Project is a non-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization. Your contribution to Theatre Project is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law (consult your tax advisor).
Donate online now through Network for Good.
Or send a check to Theatre Project, 45 W. Preston St. Baltimore, MD 21201.
Image from Dido+Aeneas by Amanda Hibbert Photography Home/Donate
Support Theatre Project · 501(c)(3)
Sixty cents of every dollar goes to the artists.
The other forty keeps the lights on, the chairlift running, and the doors open for whoever's next. Both halves matter.
Where your dollar goes
More than sixty percent of our budget is paid directly to artists.
Theatre Project operates on a budget under $250,000. That's lean for any presenting venue running 200+ events a year — and it means every dollar resonates further. More than sixty percent of what we spend goes to salaries and artistic fees: actual money in the pockets of resident companies, guest artists, and visiting performers from across Baltimore, the U.S., and the world.
Choose your impact
What your gift actually does.
Pick a tile to set your amount. Each one represents real costs at a 150-seat black box presenting more than 200 events a year. Tap to select, then give online or by mail.
Step 1 · Online
Give securely through Network for Good.
Tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Your selection from above is shown below — adjust on the next screen if you'd like a different amount.
Selected: $100 one-time
Continue to checkout →
Checkout opens at networkforgood.org, our secure giving partner.
Receipt and tax acknowledgment arrive immediately by email.
Step 1 · By mail
Prefer a check?
Mail your contribution to the address below. We acknowledge every gift in writing — checks usually clear in 7–10 days, with a tax receipt to follow.
Mail check to
Theatre Project
45 W. Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Questions? Call the box office at 410.752.8558 or email office@theatreproject.org.
Operating breakdown
Where the budget actually goes.
On a budget under $250,000 a year, every line item matters. Here's the rough split.
Artists
Salaries, artistic fees, residency support. Money directly into the pockets of the people making the work.
Building & production
Utilities, lighting and sound systems, the chairlift, the dome, the seats. The infrastructure that lets the work happen.
Operations & outreach
Box office, marketing, community programs, gallery exhibits, workshops. The work that makes a venue more than a venue.
Validate before you give
Click through to see who you're funding.
The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund — Baltimore's gold standard for individual artist recognition — supports Theatre Project. Several of our resident artists, including Alex & Olmsted, Vincent E. Thomas, and Nicole Martinell, have Baker portfolios. See the caliber of work your dollars protect.
Browse Baker portfoliosTax status: Theatre Project is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your contribution is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law — please consult your tax advisor. The impact-tile breakdowns above are illustrative based on our 60/40 budget split; specific allocations vary by need.
With a modest budget of less than a quarter of a million dollars, Theatre Project knows about stretching dollars, so every dime you give resonates throughout the community. More than sixty percent of our budget goes directly to salaries and artistic fees, meaning money in the pockets of artists.
Theatre Project is a non-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization. Your contribution to Theatre Project is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law (consult your tax advisor).
Donate online now through Network for Good.
Or send a check to Theatre Project, 45 W. Preston St. Baltimore, MD 21201.
Image from Dido+Aeneas by Amanda Hibbert Photography