Other Ways to Give
In addition to the generous financial gifts that benefit the school and its students, we also rely on the time, talents, resources and energies of our volunteers.
Have some time?
We love our volunteers and it’s a great way to give back. Volunteering also allows you the opportunity to spend time in the school and see and hear what the current students are up to.
If you would like to volunteer, please contact Barbara Engel, Executive Director at the A&F office.
Have some resources?
We welcome gifts that help our office operate and donations for the school.
Our current “wish list” includes:
- Computers, printers and smart boards for the classrooms
- Musical instruments: the school really needs instruments for the students, especially bassoons and string instruments
- Fabric for Costumes
- 35mm cameras (especially Pentax K100 cameras)
Donations of equipment and supplies are tax-deductible. If you would like to make a donation, please contact the A&F office at: (212) 595-1301 or barbara@alumniandfriends.org.
A&F is grateful to is generous corporate donors:
David Zarin, President of Zarin Fabrics, for the donation of fabric for the Spring and Fall productions that continue to enable the costume department to provide professional costuming for school productions.
Rich Abel,Vice President & Chief Operating Officer and Jonathan Epner, Director of Digital Media Services of Abel Cine for the video equipment that will enable the school to teach acting on camera and make professional video of its productions.
Claire Londress, Marketing Manager, Harlequin Floors for the new marley flooring for the Concert Hall and Little Flower Theatre. Our dancers are thrilled!
Lisa Seward, Styron Corporation, for the donation of a 60" flatscreen HD television which provides critical feedback to our drama majors, conference table and credenza.
Steve McAllister, CEO, Design Matters Inc!, for the design and branding work and donation of a professional color printer.
Dyann Klein, Owner, Props For Today, who continues to support the set designers enabling them to build extraordinary sets for the productions.
