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DONATE TO STAND WITH THE FRINGE!

In 2005, we launched the Singapore Fringe Festival to empower independent artists with thought-provoking work. It has become a cultural highlight and vital pillar of the Singapore arts scene, commissioning over 1,000 Singapore artists, and featuring their work on a professional platform alongside international touring productions. We have captivated thousands of audience members, fostering safe spaces for critical conversations about societal issues such as mental health, racial and gender discrimination, and climate change.

After losing our title donor M1 Ltd in 2024, we successfully raised $50,000 for Fringe 2026 through a passionate but grueling eight-month long community-driven campaign supported by our artists and the public.

Though the Fringe’s modest budget has been significantly reduced further without the backing of a title donor, our dedication to supporting independent voices and making art accessible remains unchanged. We have maintained our affordable ticket prices while enhancing accessibility features such as embedded narration and relaxed performances, so that the Fringe experience is as accessible to as many as possible.

The Fringe has always been a plucky, ground-up initiative, but as costs continue to rise, we are struggling to keep bold, socially-engaged art accessible to everyone, as well as to pay independent artists a fair honorarium and cover the costs necessary for a well-presented work with high production values.

As we continue our search for a passionate new title donor aligned to our ethos and vision for the Fringe to support our long-term development, we will be launching a new fundraising campaign Stand with The Fringe↗ with a goal of raising $80,000 by 30 September 2026 for Fringe 2027.

Every donation, no matter the size, helps us continue the important work of nurturing emerging talent and growing a vibrant Singaporean arts scene.

Please consider contributing to Stand with The Fringe↗!

All donations will qualify for a 250% tax deduction and will also be eligible for the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth's dollar-for-dollar Cultural Matching Fund.