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Did you know that ticket sales alone do not cover the cost of running a nonprofit theatre and providing outstanding shows? Each year, The Roustabouts Theatre Co. needs to raise a portion of our total annual budget through donations, grants and sponsorships. This allows us to keep tickets affordable and to keep our productions at the highest quality. Consider making a financial donation or becoming a sponsor today and help us keep the arts alive in San Diego!

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Please consider supporting us with a tax-deductible gift today! The Roustabouts Theatre Co. is a non-profit 501(c)3 public benefit tax-exempt organization. Our tax ID number is 81-2227853. Most gifts qualify as a charitable donation, but we recommend that you consult your tax professional about specific deduction restrictions. Thank you for your support!


Support The Roustabouts with a tax-deductible gift and join Friends of The Roustabouts. Enjoy exclusive benefits, including one-night-only play readings, access to house seats, invitations to Opening Nights and more.

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Sponsorship Opportunities


Become a Corporate or Production Sponsor

Phil Johnson, Development

323.273.6600

info@theroustabouts.org

Foundational Grants


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Proud Recipient of The Parker Foundation Grant


The Roustabouts Theatre Co. is pleased to announce that they are a 2018 recipient of The Parker Foundation grant! These funds will help support The Roustabout's mission of entertaining, educating, and inspiring audiences in Southern California by producing fresh visions of classics, well-known contemporary plays and new works.


Ticket sales alone do not cover the cost of running a nonprofit theatre and providing outstanding shows. Each year, The Roustabouts Theatre Co. needs to raise a portion of our total annual budget through donations, grants and sponsorships. This allows us to keep tickets affordable and to keep our productions at the highest quality. We are so honored to receive this important grant and look forward to sharing more information about additional grants we are working to obtain.

 

About The Foundation


The Parker Foundation was founded on October 5, 1971, for charitable purposes leading to the betterment of life for all people of San Diego County. With a net endowment of $40 million, the Foundation has granted over $50 million since its inception. The Parker Foundation is an independent, private foundation and California non-profit corporation dedicated to funding charitable organizations operating in San Diego County. 

 

About The Parkers


Gerald T. and Inez Grant Parker shared a lifetime of devotion to the betterment of their community.


Gerald T. Parker was born on June 24, 1883. Raised in a small Illinois town, he attended the University of Chicago, where he studied under the great physicist and Nobel Prize winner, A. H. Michelson. Rather than pursue a career in science, Mr. Parker entered the field of finance, joining the Commerce Trust Co. in Kansas City, Missouri. He became vice president and head of the bond department.


Inez Grant Parker was born in Oswego, Kansas, June 26, 1887. The daughter of a prominent horse and mule dealer, she became a proficient horsewoman and an accomplished driver of spirited teams. She also founded the Friends of the Nelson Art Museum in Kansas City.



Moving to San Diego, the Parkers demonstrated the same commitment to the community. They supported such organizations as the Boy Scouts, San Diego Museum of Art and Northwest Family YMCA. After Mr. Parker’s death, gifts from Mrs. Parker established the Parker Foundation in 1971. On her death in 1972, the balance of her estate was transferred to the Foundation to institutionalize their devotion to the community in perpetuity.

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