The house
Full house. All 180 seats came from a cinema that closed in 1988.
People
A real site names its people, with their permission. This one is invented, so it names only their jobs.
Where the money goes · FY2025
Year ended 30 June 2026. These are the figures in the 990 below; if a number here ever disagrees with the filing, the filing is right.
Give
A gift keeps the roof on and the tickets at $18. Pick an amount; the button writes the email. The theatre’s own payment page would take it from there — this demo has none.
Give $50 once →Old Ferry Playhouse is a 501(c)(3); gifts are tax-deductible as the law allows. A written acknowledgment follows every gift of any size.
Sponsors and program ads
Sponsor a show, $1,500: your name on the show sheet, the program cover and the lobby board, and eight tickets. Program ads $120 quarter page, $220 half, $400 full, for the run.
Every sponsor is a sheet staff fill in; the home board’s thank-you note reads this list.
Ask about sponsoringFinancials
The last three annual returns, the audit and the IRS letter. Sample documents, each labelled as such on every page.
Every document is a sheet staff upload; the list and the sizes come from the files. Public copies of the 990 are also on the IRS site.
Contact
4 Landing Street, at the old ferry. [email protected]. Box office Tuesday and Wednesday 10–1, and from 6:30 on show nights. A person answers email within a few days; there is no one at the door otherwise.
Sample video. Old Ferry is invented, so it has no footage of its own: the clips are free stock (Pexels), no face appears, and the narration is a synthetic voice. For a real organization connectNPO uses only the photos and clips its staff send.
A grain warehouse, sixty-five seasons, and where the money went — the same figures published on this site and in the sample Form 990: $418,000 in, $402,000 out, 55% of it on the productions.
Made by connectNPO, who built this site. Up to five short videos a year are part of the plan.