Spread the Word
We need your help! The success of this fund raising drive depends on all of us and the more Rent fans who are aware of this drive, the more money we will be able to raise for Friends in Deed. Please direct other Rent fans to this page and let them know about this project. Here are some suggestions.
* Write about it on your blog or web page
* Talk about it on Rent or Broadway forums and message boards and include the website link
* Mention it to your real life friends and coworkers if they like Rent
* Twitter about it or post on Facebook
* Organize a local Rent singalong or Rent movie watching event and encourage donations
* Talk about it to other Rent fans in the rush lines for the touring production
* Write about it on your blog or web page
* Talk about it on Rent or Broadway forums and message boards and include the website link
* Mention it to your real life friends and coworkers if they like Rent
* Twitter about it or post on Facebook
* Organize a local Rent singalong or Rent movie watching event and encourage donations
* Talk about it to other Rent fans in the rush lines for the touring production
Rules to Remember
1. Please do not collect donations. In other words, don't gather money from other people with the intention of sending it to Friends in Deed in one lump sum. In addition to the potential security risks, this method does not allow us to track all of the individual contributors to the cast gift in order to include their names in the letter to the cast. All donations should be made directly to Friends In Deed.
2. Do not try to encourage donations during actual performances of Rent. Talking about the drive in a rush line before a show is fine, but we don't want to distract from the cast's collections for other charities or distract other audience members from enjoying the performance.
2. Do not try to encourage donations during actual performances of Rent. Talking about the drive in a rush line before a show is fine, but we don't want to distract from the cast's collections for other charities or distract other audience members from enjoying the performance.
