Donations & Sponsorship

Our intention is to keep the price of tickets for The Aberdeen Passion as low as we can to make it as accessible to as many people as possible. To help with this we are currently in the process of raising funding and sponsorship.

If you feel you can help support this project financially we would be extremely grateful. You can make a donation, no matter how small, either online or via post.

Donate Online

We are currently setting up the means for donations to be given online. Once we have this completed and securely tested we will let everyone know via this webage and our mailing list.

Donate Via Post

You can also donate via cheque or postal order by sending to the following address:

Aberdeen Passion Plays
Bridge of Don Baptist Church
Dubford Road
Bridge of Don
Aberdeen, AB23 8GS

Please make payable to Aberdeen Passion Plays. Unfortunately we are unable to claim gift aid back for this year's performance.

Sponsorship Opportunities

If you would prefer to sponsor aspects of the production rather than simply donate there are opportunities to sponsor costumes/props. More details of these opportunities will be made available towards the end of 2011.

Where Will Any Profits Go?

"The Aberdeen Passion - One Life Given" is being operated on a strictly non-profit basis with all involved, with the exception of some professional support we need to hire in, giving their time and talents free of charge. The modest ticket price and any donations or sponsorship monies are solely to cover the venue hire (and associated costs), music copyright fees and material costs. Any income to the project over and above this will be distributed between the local, charities the production is supporting.

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