There are MANY ways to support The Plagiarists!

You can donate by hitting the button above....

....or, you can help The Plagiarists continue producing plays using the following sites to contribute!

Do your holiday shopping online at iGive    

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OR shop for awesome swag at The Plagiarists Store!

You can support The Plagiarists throughout the year, just by shopping AmazonSmile instead of just Amazon.  I mean, c'mon: you know you're going to shop anyway, so why not have a portion of your money go to support The Plagiarists?

The Plagiarists is a 501(c)(3) company so your donation is tax deductible.  Thank you for your support. Donations from the smallest to largest amounts work to help us keep those stage lights on and keep creating thought provoking, inspirational art. 

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Sincerely, 
The Plagiarists

The Plagiarists are supported with grants and donations, in part, by the following:

OUR 2018-19 DONORS

Outlaw $2500 – $4999

The MacArthur Funds for Arts and Culture at the Driehaus Foundation

The Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation

Safecracker $1000 – $2499

Light A City

Bridget Barclay-Peters

Bruce and Nancy Peters

Kay and Gary Saxvik

Signal, Inc.

Rustler $750 – $999 

Pirate $500 – $749

 John and Debbie Carpenter

Chris Peters

Bandit $250 – $499

Thelma Abels Krupp

Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery

Standard Bar & Grill

James Snyder

Highwayperson $100 – $249

Ashley Bassett, M.D., S.C.

Brian and Patty Blockovich

Joe Feliciano

Carol Connell and Doug Longhini

John and Rosie McCarthy

Gregory Peters

Burglar $50 – $99

Cindy Walls and Ed Clancy

Kim Z. Dale

John and Debbie Dickerson

Kimbra Druley

Kate Glickman

Jacob Heger

Maureen R. Kelly, LCSW

Susan and Alan Melsky

Dale and Nancy Nichols

Judith B. Sugarman

Sharon Sullivan

Craig and Linda Walker

Pickpocket $25 – $49

Katherine Carrane, LSCW

Suzy McClure

Jen Poulin 

Ben Schlotfelt

Landi Smith

Julia Stemper

In Kind Contributors

The Plagiarists salute the following individuals and organizations who donated significant goods and/or services.

Caitlin and Casey Klingbeil