Donation Pledge
25 Hours of New Works Festival

Thank you so much for supporting our Festival of New Work. To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we will be reading new work for 25 hours straight from January 2nd to January 3rd! We would also like to do this festival as a way to raise money for United Friends of the Children. This is a fantastic Los Angeles based organization empowering foster youth through education and housing program, advocacy, and consistent relationships with a community of people who care.

During the time of COVID, the services they provide are more critical than ever, and they could really use our help. Click here to learn more about what United Friends is doing right now in response to the coronavirus.

 

So please help inspire us to accomplish the feat of 25 hours straight of new work by offering to make a donation pledge.

Please fill out the form below, and we will email you on Monday, January 4th to inform you of whether or not we accomplished the feat. We will provide a link in the email to the United Friends of the Children so you can make your contribution.

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Donation Pledge for 25 Hours of New Works Festival
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Pledge Amount Option 1please indicate the amount you will donate if we succeed in reading 25 hours of New Work
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December 30, 2020

Donation Pledge 25 Hours of New Works Festival

Donation Pledge 25 Hours of New Works Festival Thank you so much for supporting our Festival of New Work. To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we will be reading new work for 25 hours straight from January 2nd to January 3rd! We would also like to do this festival as a […]
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