THANK YOU for being a part of our community and for putting your dollars toward the art you love.
A full third of the costs of our seasons are financed by donors like you. YOU are the person keeping our tickets affordable, putting art on stage, and supporting the artists who make that art. You’re amazing and we are so incredibly grateful.
YOUR GENEROSITY means that On the Boards can:
Support creative protest and unbridled imagination by world renowned artists
Provide discounted tickets for teens, students, and artists
Create space, time, and resources for artists
Ways to donate:
Click the button above or here for an online portal.
Mail a check to On the Boards, PO Box 19515, Seattle, WA 98109
Contact us at development@ontheboards.org to make a gift of stock
Those wishing to donate via Donor Advised Fund may do so here
Keep us in mind for employee matching programs
Let us know if you have included On the Boards in your will
In-kind donate goods or services
Or donate your time!
Financial
On the Boards is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, and your contributions are tax-deductible to the extent of the law. We are focused on using every dollar donated, or earned to serve our mission: On the Boards invests in leading contemporary performing artists near and far, and connects them to a diverse range of communities interested in forward-thinking art and ideas. Our Board of Directors and staff are committed to financial transparency, equity, and accountability.
OtB moved into its current space, the Behnke Center for Contemporary Performance, in 1998 in Seattle's lower Queen Anne neighborhood in the historic Queen Anne Hall. We take our stewardship and care of our building and its theaters and meeting spaces seriously - acknowledging that places to experiment, create, and share art are an important community asset.
If you have questions please contact finance@ontheboards.org or call us at 206-217-9886.
On the Boards
501(c)(3) Public Charity
EIN: 91-1081983
GuideStar Silver Seal of Transparency 2021
GuideStar Charity Check Report PDF, March 2021
While 990s of 501c3 nonprofit organizations are, by their nature, public record - we have provided these, below. On the Boards annually engages an independent auditor to review practices, and ensure that we remain accountable to our mission, and manage our finances with responsible best practices in mind.
Fair and equitable labor practices are a part of our financial transparency. We continually try to improve. As of the current fiscal year, the minimum wage at On the Boards is $25 per hour. Our employee handbook is reviewed each August, and is provided to each employee upon hire.