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BroadwayWorld recently featured Broadway for Democracy co-founder Tony Vincent in a new video interview about the power of theatre to inspire civic engagement.

Broadway charities organized by cause: civic engagement, theatre workers, education, access, equity, new work, the environment and animals.

Giving Tuesday is December 1, 2026. A guide to Broadway charities to donate to, what each one does, and how to make your gift go further.

From a 1931 Pulitzer winner to a 2024 Tony winner, these Broadway plays and musicals put elections, voting rights, and the Constitution center stage.

Nine ways to support Broadway without buying a ticket, from Giving Tuesday donations and red buckets to volunteering and voting.

Beyond the big names: small Broadway nonprofits doing focused work, from the Broadway Green Alliance to Black Theatre United and the Dramatists Guild Foundation.

Broadway for Democracy and VoteRiders are inviting Broadway casts, crews, and fans to write nonpartisan letters that help voters know their state's ID rules before Election Day.

A month-by-month calendar of Broadway charity events for the 2026–27 season, from the Broadway Flea Market to the Red Bucket Follies, Broadway Bares and Broadway Barks.

A step-by-step guide for theatres, casts, and fan groups to run a nonpartisan voter registration drive, just in time for National Voter Registration Day.

From 1935 to 1939, the Federal Theatre Project put theatre workers back on the job and brought plays to millions. Its history, its Living Newspapers, and its legacy.

A guide to Broadway education nonprofits for young performers, including the Jimmy Awards, Broadway Bridges, TDF, the American Theatre Wing and Inside Broadway.

Broadway Bares is the annual burlesque benefit starring Broadway dancers, raising money for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. Here's its history and how it works.

The Isabelle Stevenson Award is the Tony that honors charitable and humanitarian work. Who it's named for, how it's chosen, and recent recipients.