Support Us
Small Wooden Shoe is now a charity, recognized by the Canadian Revenue Agency. Which means we have our very own business number (80405 9004 RR0001) and ability to issue tax receipts as part of our recognition of your support.
Make a donation of any size to Small Wooden Shoe through Canada Helps:
Or, you can invest in a lifetime subscription – any show, any where – for the rest of your life.
Buy a lifetime subscription -
for $500,
you can see every show we will ever make.
Payment plans available.
Buy it outright – $500:
Buy it over 5 months for $100/month:
Running a small mostly-theatre company with big aspirations takes a lot of people contributing in a lot of different ways.
Thanks to our previous supporters
There are many ways to contribute – expertise, advocacy, and, of course, financial support.
Small Wooden Shoe wants to make our events low cost or free
economically accessible to as many people as possible
and we want to pay the people that make it happen.
We want people to see the show and think that money is a barrier.
We’re not sure what will happen, but we think it’s important.
You can support lower-ticket prices by contributing any amount
$10 or $20 now is big deal and really helps out.
There are ways other than money to contribute -
Spread the word
Talk to your friends. In person even.
For all the technology and money in the world -
word of mouth is still the most important and effective way
of getting people excited.
That being said – sign up on facebook and on our mailing list -
pass it on to friends who you think would be interested.
Train with us -
If we taught a workshop, would you come? (click here for yes)
What would you most like it to be about?
And how long do you like your workshops to be?
And how much would you pay (by the hour, by the day?)
Hire us -
We don’t just make shows.
We can facilitate conversations, conferences, brainstorming sessions.
We can consult on making events better – more fun, more helpful.
We can lead workshops and teach university courses.
Or maybe there’s something else?
Talk to us
Let us know how to help.
One of the oddities in the arts is not talking with the people we perform and work for.
Let us know what we should be doing more of
or places we should be doing what we’re doing.
We won’t be able (or maybe willing) to do it all -
but we’re curious about how you’d like us to help.