Support Key City Public Theatre

Thank you for supporting Key City Public Theatre.  We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.  All donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

 

Donors of $50 or more become members of KCPT for one year, can vote in our Board elections, are eligible for member discounts, and are recognized in our programs (unless you ask to be anonymous).

 

 

Key City Public Theatre receives multiple grants in 2012

 

July 2012 -- KCPT has received a $2000 grant from U.S. Bancorp Foundation. This is the third year in a row that U.S. Bank has supported KCPT in this way.  Thank you  to Katy Gifford and everyone at U.S. Bank.

 

We have also recently received a grant from Target Corporation for our ongoing educational programs.  Thank you Target!

Local U.S. Bank branch manager Katy Gifford

and KCPT Artistic Director Denise Winter.

Photo by Eligius Wolodkewitsch / KCPT

 

June 2012 -- KCPT regularly seeks funding for our many levels of theatre needs and projects. This year, so far, grants have been awarded to us for Capacity Building, our Perfoming Arts Series and for Capital Improvements.

A $3,000 grant was awarded at the sixth annual Grantmaker's Forum by Jefferson County Community Foundation. The proceeds of this grant will strengthen and enhance the abilities of the KCPT board and staff to achieve and build a five-year strategic plan for measurable and sustainable results.

A $2,000 grant was received from the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) to support our Performing Arts Series, Artist-in-Residency program. Support from WESTAF and the National Endowment for the Arts is based upon the artistic merit of the artists with whom we collaborate and the reach of our programs through the Pacific Northwest.

This year, KCPT is proud to announce a collaboration with the Inner Fish Performance Company from Kelowna B.C. Inner Fish is an nterdisciplinary performance company that collaborates ith artists from diverse disciplines to create original work that challenges the boundaries of live performance. The company's goals are to destabilize perceptions and open opportunities for reflection that creates meaningful experiences for audiences. Under the auspices of artistic directors Neil Cadger and Denise Kenney, former Port Townsend resident and KCPT director, the company is committed to offering educational and professional opportunities for emerging interdisciplinary artists.

The Rotary Club of Port Townsend awarded KCPT $1,000 to help repair the roof at the theater office located on Lawrence Street.

Throughout the years, Key City Public Theatre has received public and private grants from local and national associations that include the u.s. Bancorp Foundation, Target Corp., Humanities Washington, the Port Townsend Arts Commission, Washington State Arts Commission, Western States Arts Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

 

Key City Public Theatre  --  Denise Winter, Artistic Director  --  Port Townsend, WA  98368  --  About KCPT  --  Contact Us

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KCPT is funded in part by generous grants from:
U.S. Bancorp Foundation	Target	National Endowment for the Arts	Washington States Arts Federation
Washington State Arts Commission	Jefferson County Community Foundation	Humanities Washington	Port Townsend Arts Commission