Help Make it Happen!
Fringe Windsor is built on a non-juried, artist-first model. Every ticket dollar goes to the artist on stage. The festival covers venues, marketing, infrastructure, and box office support. Donor dollars are what keep the festival itself running.
Your support provides chances for local artists to engage with peers without leaving home, offers accessible venues, and low-barrier pricing for audiences.
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How Your donation supports.
Your investment allows performers to focus on creating and presenting art, not on the time-consuming fundraising, management and administrative tasks. We're a small, lean operation: a volunteer Steering Committee, paid summer students, and a handful of paid consultants for specialised work. Your donation isn't covering executive salaries. It's covering venue rentals, technical equipment, accessibility services, programme printing, and the kind of marketing that puts artists in front of new audiences.
$50
COULD SUPPORT
One hour of professional sound technician time at a festival venue, supporting four artists across an evening.
$250
COULD SUPPORT
A full venue rental day, including AV and front-of-house setup for one of our three festival venues
$1000
COULD SUPPORT
The accessibility services budget for the festival weekend: ASL interpretation, relaxed performances, and sensory accommodations.
Donate Now.
Tax-deductible through Windsor Feminist Theatre. Tax receipts issued for gifts over $20. Processed by Zeffy: when you check out, Zeffy will prompt you to choose your own platform fee. You can leave it as-is, adjust it, or set it to zero.
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All transactions on Zeffy. You'll be prompted to choose your platform fee at checkout.
Tax receipts emailed immediately for gifts over $20. CRA charitable number on receipt.
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Tell us about a time...
...you experienced that ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN.
A plot twist. An unexpected time you said or got a 'yes'.
A day everything changed. A moment that surprised you.
Share your story on social media, support us with a micro-donation to Fringe Windsor, and tag a friend to do the same.
Every $1, $2, $5, helps us keep the festival going.

SHARE:
Step 1 · POST
Share your "anything can happen" story on Instagram or Facebook. Include a photo, video, or just text. Tag @fringewindsorontario and #AnythingCanHappenFW26.
Step 2 · DONATE
Make a gift of any amount through Zeffy. Donations of any every amount, big or small help keep the festival going. Tax receipts issued for gifts over $20.
Step 3 · TAG A FRiend
Pass along the dare.
Tag a friend who has had their own "anything can happen" story and invite them to do the same.

Pick Your DONATion Tier.
Donations of every amount are appreciated and help to support keeping the festival going.
All donations over $20 receive a Canadian tax receipt for the full amount.
Other Ways to offer support.
Cash donations are awesome — but they’re just one way to jump into the Fringe fun. You can also contribute stuff, time, or even your business’s products or services. Every kind of support helps strengthen the festival and keeps it accessible for our whole community.
in Kind Gifts
Donate product, services, venue time, food, drink, printing, photography, AV, or transportation. We issue tax receipts for fair market value.
Corporate Sponsorship
Looking for a brand benefit alongside your gift? See the corporate sponsorship tiers on the Get Involved page.
PLANNED Giving
Include Fringe Windsor in your estate planning. Speak with the Windsor Feminist Theatre board for details.
Tax info
Fringe Windsor is produced by Windsor Feminist Theatre, a registered Canadian charitable organization. Cash donations over $20 receive a CRA-compliant tax receipt. Monthly donations get one receipt at year-end. At checkout on Zeffy, you'll be prompted to choose the platform fee you'd like to leave (you can set it to zero).
Sponsor the Festival.
Three cash tiers, plus in-kind and programme advertising.
Your brand on posters, programmes, social, venue signage, and credits.
Tax-deductible through Windsor Feminist Theatre.
