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Support The Landlord Project: Be a Catalyst for Change

Join Us in Challenging Systemic Attitudes Towards Violence and Trauma

The Landlord Project represents a unique opportunity to support transformative artistic endeavors that confront and challenge systemic attitudes towards violence and trauma. By donating to The Living Room Theatre Arts Fund, you can play a crucial role in helping us push against the forces that seek to silence important conversations.

Why Your Support Matters

Without the generosity of our donors, we would not be able to continue our vital work in challenging attitudes toward violence through performance programs and artistic research. Your contribution will help us create impactful performances that spark dialogue and inspire change across Australia.

Champion Change in Australia

By supporting The Living Room Theatre, you are standing up for those who have been marginalized and silenced. Your donation ensures that we can provide a platform for voices that need to be heard, fostering an environment where art can drive social change.

Recognition for Your Support

As a token of our appreciation, all donations over $100 will be acknowledged on our website. Your support will not only help sustain our programs but also inspire others to join this important cause.

Be Part of the Challenge

We invite you to be part of our mission to create meaningful change through the arts. Your contribution will help us challenge the status quo and advocate for a future where all voices are valued.

Direct Deposit Option

If you prefer to donate via bank transfer, please request our bank details by emailing us at: weloveyou@livingroomtheatre.org

A Message from Our Chair, Celine Thompson

“I am proud to ask you to become a part of The Living Room Theatre’s present as well as its future. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a legacy that will nurture and support women while captivating audiences for decades to come.”

Together, let’s dream big and create a brighter, more inclusive future through the power of the arts. Thank you for your support!

Empower Change Through Workplace Giving!

Does your organisation champion workplace giving? With Benevity, you have the freedom to support The Living Room Theatre in a way that suits you best—whether it’s a one-time donation or recurring contributions from your payroll.

As an employee, you hold the power to make a difference. By partnering with Benevity, you can personalise your donation experience and contribute to our mission of using art to ignite conversations about important societal issues like violence and trauma.

Ready to make an impact? Speak to your culture and diversity officer today to learn how you can make your donation personal and join us in creating a world where art is a catalyst for change.

The Living Room Theatre supporting Women and Children

Join The Living Room Theatre in championing a transformative initiative aimed at challenging systemic attitudes towards violence and trauma.

By supporting Women’s Community Shelters (WCS), we contribute to the establishment of safe havens that provide essential short-term emergency accommodation and comprehensive support services for homeless women. WCS goes beyond mere shelter, offering crucial resources such as counseling, healthcare access, legal assistance, and guidance through bureaucratic processes. These services empower women to rebuild self-esteem, regain control, and pursue fulfillment in their lives through education and employment opportunities.

Together, we are proud to extend our support to WCS, fostering an environment where women can break free from adversity and thrive.

Our Patrons

Patron
Peter Keogh & Michelle St Anne

Satellites
David Fairburn, Maria & Anthony Fosso-Maiolo, Lucy Mihaljevic, Ray Parslow, Glenn Shea, Sue Spence, Christine St Anne

Trustees
Monica Brian, Peter Delangre, Carol Divjak, Penny Perkins, Carolyn Meyers Wang,

Believers
Kirsten Burns, Oriana Miano, Nicole George, Jan Pardy, Leonard Smith, Thanh Whittam, Sandi Woo

Our Partners

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