Why Your Support Matters
Everyone has a story worth hearing. But not everyone has the opportunity, support or platform to tell theirs.
This AusArts Day, your donation can help change that.
StoryLab creates a safe, accessible and supported space for people with lived experience of homelessness, disability and mental health challenges to explore their stories through theatre and creative storytelling.
With professional artists, mentoring and practical support, participants develop their ideas, build confidence and create original work that can be shared with others. Their stories challenge stereotypes, build connection and help create a more diverse picture of who we are and whose voices are heard in Australian arts and culture.
Your Donation Can Go Twice as Far
We’re aiming to raise $10,000 for StoryLab this AusArts Day.
And the first $5,000 donated will be matched, doubling the impact of every donation until the matching pool runs out.
That means your $50 becomes $100. Your $100 becomes $200.
We’re aiming to raise $10,000 to:
Your donation helps change who gets to tell the stories that shape our culture.
Help Change Who Gets to Tell the Story
AusArts Day is your chance to help put more diverse voices centre stage.
Every donation helps create space for people whose stories are too often overlooked, challenging who gets to tell Australia's stories and who gets to be seen in them.
Donate today while your gift can be doubled and help us reach $10,000 and make sure more people have the opportunity to be heard, seen and valued.
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In all that we do, we acknowledge that the foundations of Milk Crate Theatre are on Gadigal land of the Eora Nation and that wherever we create, we walk in the footprints of the ancestors that were here before us. We pay respects to the tradition of storytelling of the First Peoples, practiced by the earth’s longest living culture and pay homage to this. We embrace those stories of the past and continue to share stories of the now. We pay respect to Elders past, present and to walk side by side, hand in hand for a healing future. Sovereignty was never ceded, and we acknowledge those who have nurtured and respected the land for generations before us. (Co-written with Peta-Joy Williams, a Wiradjuri woman and artist, and Jessica Pantano)
Why Your Support Matters
Everyone has a story worth hearing. But not everyone has the opportunity, support or platform to tell theirs.
This AusArts Day, your donation can help change that.
StoryLab creates a safe, accessible and supported space for people with lived experience of homelessness, disability and mental health challenges to explore their stories through theatre and creative storytelling.
With professional artists, mentoring and practical support, participants develop their ideas, build confidence and create original work that can be shared with others. Their stories challenge stereotypes, build connection and help create a more diverse picture of who we are and whose voices are heard in Australian arts and culture.
Your Donation Can Go Twice as Far
We’re aiming to raise $10,000 for StoryLab this AusArts Day.
And the first $5,000 donated will be matched, doubling the impact of every donation until the matching pool runs out.
That means your $50 becomes $100. Your $100 becomes $200.
We’re aiming to raise $10,000 to:
Your donation helps change who gets to tell the stories that shape our culture.
Help Change Who Gets to Tell the Story
AusArts Day is your chance to help put more diverse voices centre stage.
Every donation helps create space for people whose stories are too often overlooked, challenging who gets to tell Australia's stories and who gets to be seen in them.
Donate today while your gift can be doubled and help us reach $10,000 and make sure more people have the opportunity to be heard, seen and valued.
Yes
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
In all that we do, we acknowledge that the foundations of Milk Crate Theatre are on Gadigal land of the Eora Nation and that wherever we create, we walk in the footprints of the ancestors that were here before us. We pay respects to the tradition of storytelling of the First Peoples, practiced by the earth’s longest living culture and pay homage to this. We embrace those stories of the past and continue to share stories of the now. We pay respect to Elders past, present and to walk side by side, hand in hand for a healing future. Sovereignty was never ceded, and we acknowledge those who have nurtured and respected the land for generations before us. (Co-written with Peta-Joy Williams, a Wiradjuri woman and artist, and Jessica Pantano)
