You are cultivating and celebrating the youth of our region!
You are fostering the development of new theatrical works that tell the story of our region.
You are opening doors to spaces in which all Appalachians can come together and appreciate our differences safely and with mutual respect.
You are stimulating and educating the most imaginative minds in our region…our kids!
Considering a Donation to Barter?
Barter Theatre is deeply honored by the support of hundreds of individuals and institutions. It is through the generosity of these supporters that we are able to reach 145,000 audience members each year. We gratefully acknowledge the gifts and partnerships provided by these donors.
Barter Theatre’s Annual Fund for Artistic Excellence helps sustain everything you cherish about Barter as a hub of artistic vitality, educational innovation, economic strength and regional pride.
Because ticket sales generate only 65% of Barter’s income, we rely on investment in Barter Theatre by individuals, the business community, corporations, foundations and government entities. In return, your tax-deductible gift supports our life-changing mission throughout our region.
Meet Our Team
Jacqueline Blevins-Johnson, Director of Individual Philanthropy
276.619.3303
jblevins@bartertheatre.com
Rebecca Mashburn, Director of Advancement
276.619.3304
rmashburn@bartertheatre.com
Elizabeth DeBord, Donor Relations Manager
276.619.3315
edebord@bartertheatre.com
Logan Greear, Grants Manager
276.619.3314
lgreear@bartertheatre.com
Support Barter Through Facebook
Because Barter Theatre is a non-profit organization, you can choose Barter Theatre as your Birthday Fundraiser on Facebook. We also use Facebook as a way to promote events and campaigns, so we appreciate your super there as well!
Asset Transfers
To make a gift of stock or other assets, contact Jackie Blevins, Director of Individual Philanthropy. 276-619- 3303 jblevins@bartertheatre.com
Premier Sponsors
Season Sponsors
Additional Supporters
Barter Theatre is supported, in part, by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, which receives support from the Virginia General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
