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DONATIONS
The Stolen Shakespeare Guild is a non-profit organization under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code and is considered a public charity. All contributions are deductible under section 170 of the code. Listed below are the levels of contributions for individual contributions and corporate contributions.
If you are interested in making a donation, please send an e-mail to MorganSSG@aol.com . Due to many spam e-mails please title your e-mail, Donations. Also, we accept donations at the box office before a show.
Please make all checks out to The Stolen Shakespeare Guild.
Individual Contributions |
| The individual contributions levels are based on the Medieval Feudal System. The higher the contributions is, then the higher your ranking. The higher your ranking is, then the higher the tribute to your name. Below each category is a listing of the thank you gifts for each amount given. All donations will receive a thank you card confirming the amount of your tax-deductible donation. |
| Pirates and Wenches $20.00 and up |
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| Serfs: $50 and up |
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| Trades people: $100 and up |
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| Squires and Nurses: $200 and up |
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| Knights and Maidens: $400 and up |
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| Lords and Ladies: $600 and up |
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| Kings and Queens: $ 1000 and up |
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Corporate and Foundation Contributions |
| The word guild is from the Saxon gilden meaning, "to pay" and refers to the subscription paid by the members. A higher social status could be achieved through guild membership and Guild members were supported by the Guild if they became sick. There were two main kinds of guilds - merchant guilds and craft guilds. A man would have to work through three phases to become an elite member of a Medieval Guild. Therefore, the higher the donation from a corporation or foundation the higher their ranking will be in The Stolen Shakespeare Guild. |
| Apprentice: $500 |
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| Journeyman: $1000 |
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| Master: $2000 |
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Sponsorships |
| The following are the benefits of sponsoring a production for the Stolen Shakespeare Guild. |
| Sponsorship of a Play $3000 |
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| Sponsorship of a Musical $5000 |
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| Sponsorship of a Outside Production $20,000 |
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