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The Footlight Club appreciates your support for our theater operations and ongoing renovations of our historic home, Eliot Hall. We are currently in the midst of our largest restoration project to date: making our building fully accessible for the first time in its history. Click here to learn more about this exciting project and contribute to our campaign. Scroll down to learn more about our other donation opportunities.


 
Eliot Hall, Foyer

Eliot Hall, Foyer

Restoration Fund

The Restoration Fund is used for Eliot Hall renovation, preservation, and other large-scale building projects. This year, we launched our “Building a Sustainable Future” campaign to make Eliot Hall accessible to all our patrons.

Click here for more information about our restoration projects.

Eliot Hall, Theater

Eliot Hall, Theater

Operating Fund

The operating fund supports the Footlight Club’s general operating expenses, including production costs such as costumes and sets, as well as basic business and utilities expenses. General operations cost $200 a day.

Eliot Hall, Parlor

Eliot Hall, Parlor

Repair & Upkeep Fund

The Repair & Upkeep fund is used for general routine maintenance and repairs for Eliot Hall.

Elliot Hall, Grand Staircase

Elliot Hall, Grand Staircase

Endowment Fund

Contribute to the Footlight Endowment Fund. Donations to this fund are invested to ensure the Club’s long term financial health.

Donate Now

To make a gift of stock, please email Treasurer@Footlight.org.

Become a Footlight Club Monthly Sustainer: For gifts of over $500, your donation will renew and your credit or debit card will automatically be billed each month. Please email Development@Footlight.org for more details.

To make a donation by check, please make it out to The Footlight Club noting your preferred fund in the memo section.  Checks may be mailed to: 

The Footlight Club
c/o Treasurer
7A Eliot Street
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130


The Footlight Club is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a local agency which is funded by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, administrated by the Mayor’s Office of Arts + Culture.