Make A Gift

Like many organizations, Black Ensemble is doing more with less. In addition to producing world-class theatrical productions, we use performing arts to help underserved populations reach their fullest potential through educational outreach programming. Support from the community is more vital than ever before since we transitioned to the new Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Center and expanded our operations. We hope we can count on your support!

There are four easy ways make a gift to support Black Ensemble Theater:

To make an online gift use the donation box to your right.
To make a credit card gift by phone call 773-754-3931.
Mail your check payable to Black Ensemble Theater, 4450 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60640.
To make a donation of appreciated stock, contact Colleen Perry.

Attend the 2018 The Legacy Continues Gala! Click here to learn more!

Learn more about Black Ensemble Theater’s Next Stage Society.

Become a FRIEND of Black Ensemble Theater.

Name a Seat at the Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Center.

View a list of Black Ensemble Theater Supporters.

For more information, please contact Colleen Perry, Development Manager, at (773) 754-3931 or via e-mail at cperry@blackensemble.org

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For all gifts of $1,000 and more you receive all the membership benefits of Black Ensemble Theater's Next Stage Society for a year, which includes tickets to five preview performances at Black Ensemble Theater.

A gift of $500 funds the year-end student performance celebration and pizza party at the Black Ensemble Theater for 2 classrooms.

With a tax deductible gift of $10,000 you can fund student salaries for four participants in Black Ensemble Theater's Summer Job Training for Youth Program, serving youth living in Chicago's most violent communities.