HELP SECURE THE FUTURE OF MALÉRARGUES.

Your gift pays for the transfer of ownership of the Malérargues estate to the Malérargues Endowment Fund, securing the future of the place we all hold so dear, for the continued research, transmission, preservation, and creation of work on Human Voice in the Wolfsohn, Hart, and Roy Hart Theatre tradition.

By making a gift, you become part of this story.

The transfer is estimated to cost €45,000. Every gift counts, whatever its size.

Gifts of €1,000 and above are recognised on our Resonance Wall as Foundation Stone donors, €5,000 and above as Pillar donors, and €15,000 and above as Keystone donors. Considering a larger gift? We’d love to talk with you: contact@fddmalerargues.org.

We offer two secure ways to donate. Please choose the one that works best for you.

HelloAsso (recommended for French donors)

100% of your gift reaches us — HelloAsso charges no fees and issues an automatic tax receipt. Donations are eligible for a 66% tax reduction under Article 200 of the French Tax Code: a gift of €100 costs you only €34, and a gift of €250 costs you only €85.

CLICK HERE TO DONATE VIA HELLOASSO

Stripe (for international donors)

Please use the secure form below. Secure payment processed by Stripe, accepted worldwide. French donors who give via Stripe may request a tax receipt by contacting us at contact@fddmalerargues.org

Donors outside France are encouraged to check with their local tax authority regarding the deductibility of gifts to foreign nonprofit organisations.

3% Cover the Fee

The Fonds de Dotation Malérargues (Malérargues Endowment Fund) is a registered endowment fund under French law (loi 2008-776), listed on the French national register (Registre National des Fonds de Dotation), RNF no. 030-FDD-00057-01. Donations are eligible for a tax reduction of 66% of the donated amount, up to 20% of taxable income, under Article 200 of the French Tax Code. A tax receipt will be issued upon request. For donors outside France, please check with your local tax authority regarding gifts to foreign nonprofit organisations.

To find out more, read Malérargues and you.