Donor Circle

Don't worry, we don't want your organs

But if your heart belongs to Fringe, we have the group for you.

By joining our Donor Circle with a yearly donation of $1,000+, you can help to ensure Adelaide Fringe remains accessible, supportive and inspiring for all artists and audiences. Our like minded, passionate community are committed to ensuring Adelaide Fringe keeps the arts unlimited!

Looking to make a smaller donation? Donate to Arts Unlimited.

Fringe Visionaries ($10,000+)
Champions ($5,000+)
Innovators ($2,000+)
Friends ($1,000+)

In 2024, our generous Donor Circle supported more than 264 artists and venues to participate in Adelaide Fringe through grants dispersed through our Fringe Fund. These grants enabled artists to bring their work to Adelaide Fringe from a vast range of diverse cultures and communities, to tour to regional and remote communities and implement access provisions such as Auslan interpretation and audio description.

Whilst 264 artists and venues were supported, there were 273 applicants that missed out on our 2024 grants due to limited funds. Join our Donor Circle today to support the 273 applicants who missed out to participate in the 2025 Adelaide Fringe.

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"With the help of the Fringe Fund, we were able to support the show in marketing, venue hire and registration, and this made the world of difference. We were also able to pay some of the fees and per diems for our artists and crew, and this helped immensely. Thank you Adelaide Fringe." - Karen Roberts, Sex & Other Philosophies, Artist Fund Recipient

The Donor Circle also supported the purchase of more than 6,000 tickets for people who would not otherwise be able to experience Fringe. You can help us send 10,000 people to Fringe in 2025 by joining our Donor Circle today.

With the help of our Donor Circle, every artist and venue will have the opportunity to elevate the diverse voices of our community, and support all forms of expression that enrich our festival offering.

Adelaide Fringe would like to acknowledge our members that make up our Donor Circle and thank them for their generous support.

Donor Circle Levels

Fringe Visionaries $10,000+

Dr Pamela Wall OAM
Georgie Black - House of Oz
Julie Fraser
Nunn Dimos Foundation
Sam Harvey
Sarah & Geoff Rohrsheim

Fringe Champions $5,000+

Angelica Mesisca Barrientos
Claire O-Connor
Dr Scott Ma
Gina Zoia - supporting multicultural artists
Dr Warren Weightman & Dr Julie Bradley
Karen & Graeme Hayes
Kate & Jack Costello
Maria Panagiotidis
Peter Hanlon
The Koerner Family

Fringe Innovators $2,000+

Adam Lucey
Amanda Harkness & Karen Barrett
Andrew & Melissa Mailler
Cathy Parker & Andrew May
Conrad & Raymond Henley-Calvert
David & Vicki Minear
Don & Rachel Manifold
Fiona Sinclair
Fleurieu Cranes
Francis Wong OAM
Heather Croall AM & Nick Phillips
HE the Hon Frances Adamson AC & Mr Rod Bunten
Jeremy Storer & Annabel Crabb
Jo O-Callaghan & Casey Welch
Loz Copley
Marco & Angela Belgiorno-Zegna
Marjorie Fitz-Gerald OAM
Matt Tarrant
Michael & Alison Lawless
Nick Linke
Paul & Lisa Hamra
PromoTix
Ray & Christine Ormsby
Richard Campbell
Stephen Craddock & David Subroto
Tony Ruggiero & Ricki Briggs
The Ana & Christopher Koch Foundation
Van Tang

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Donate Now

Donate now for gifts under $1,000.

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Arts Unlimited

Find out more about our vision and your impact.

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Fund the After Party

Keep the Fringe party going with a Gift in Will.

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Recurring Donations

Find out why giving regularly is better!

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