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DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN PARTNERSHIP DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN CULTURAL DISTRICT 0 • To Manhattan/ MetroTech 00 1 00 • Brooklyn Hospital The Strand Theater BRIG Ansi menu House Ur banGlass DAM st —I IC.Harvey -n 'Xi' rrt 04, WI Foil! Condo r St SI Arts ID 5wf TOne, >C. e" ift . - I _ 29 Flatbushil army , 0 . Ton* I" Rockwell TA peace n CP 6 mxer ,r Tomier '1, IA e• South Plaza DAM Fisher Theatre South Tower urbirraNneNevsin and Cutgal Coco, "1/24.49?(-4 Brooklyn High School of the Arts 000 000 00 -t North Tower 1 .....61ncome Hear, end Cuba/Koren Theatre fora New Audience Arts Plaza North Tower 2 ranecnuremuHuouN an cataaTcarun • • • Residential - Existing or Under Development Streetscape Improvements Sites in Development Planned Development Sites Renovation Projects Existing Art/Cultural Institutions/Retail/Commercial Park/Gardens aAVEKALB 11111 Brooklyn Academy of Music BAAS Howard Gilman Opera How.< teAl Rose Cinemas BMI Cart Atlantic Terminal FORT GREENE PARK 0 LAFAIETIE AVE HANSOM PL ntic Center 0-0 73 —4 rnrn Fort Greene Green market 0 0 m 0 ('Cl BOArts- TheJames E. Davis Arts Building Bang on a Can BOMB Magazine Cool Culture Coativo Cutlet Dance Tr±dtte (Wit fronklon Furnace Museum of Contemr...ary , Atm an Cidtifliori New York WntersCualit vn !.:•,n,,o> USA 510 yCury ■ The Irondale Center for Theater, Education and Outreach BafaVette Avenue Presbytenan Church) Mance of Resident Theaters/NY South Wont Space Atlantic Yards Residential Towers EFTA00309991 I uuIL ••• EFTA00309992 Notes from Underground MAC: U ETH EFTA00309993 liintiiIls EFTA00309994 The Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage Inspired by the Cottesloe Theatre of London's Royal National Theatre, the design for our 299-seat Mainstage combines an Elizabethan courtyard with contemporary flexibility. It will be a playground for the imagination. EFTA00309995 Theatre for a New Audience Campaign Progress & Gift Opportunities Number of Gifts Needed 3-Phase Capital Campaign Goal: $68.5M Financial Stablization Artistic Growth Fund Building and Endowment Marketing and Programming Launch $2.7M $2.25M 1/4,P.7Nl HIHIK SIM $3M $62.5M $2M Raised to date: $52.7M $4M► $4N1 $750K 27 at at 9 at Sat tat 4 at $100,000 $250.000 5500,00t) 5750.000 SIM SI.5M S2M $2.5M at I at In si.sm 52M 52551 Gift Size SIOM 55\1 I at I -it S3N1 SIONI Just as we are building from the ground up, we need gifts from the ground up. We need more than $1 million in gifts at $50,000 and under, from hundreds of donors. 400 have made gifts already! • • HAVE NEED •$500,000 of our funds raised is a National Endowment for the Humanities Challenge Grant. To meet the 3:1 Challenge, we have raised $872,000 and must raise the remaining $628,000 in matching funds over the next two years. EFTA00309996 Shakespeare Works in Brooklyn: The Campaign for a Permanent Home in the BAM Cultural District Naming Opportunities The Building $10,000,000 Administrative Offices $3,500,000 Mainstage - Named $ 5,000,000 Artistic Director's Office $ 250,000 Lobby Spaces Named Funds Main Lobby, Ground Floor- Named $ 1,000,000 Theatrical Lighting Fund $ 250,000 Lobby Staircase — Reserved $ 500,000 Theatrical Sound Fund $ 250,000 Orchestra Level Lobby $ 500,000 Free Student Family Tickets for 10 Yrs $ 2,000,000 Gallery Level Lobby — Reserved $ 250,000 New Deal Tix Fund —Age 30 and Under $ 3,000,000 Box Office $ 250,000 Lobby Cafe $ 300,000 Giving Plaques Elevator Bank - Named $ 100,000 The Groundbreakers $ 25,000+ Book Kiosk $ 100,000 Main Donor Wall $ 50,000+ Green Leaders - List in Formation $ 100,000+ Mainstage Seating Areas Orchestra level Seating $ 1,000,000 Endowment Named Funds First Gallery - Named $ 500,000 Artistic Venture Fund $ 3,000,000 Second Gallery $ 250,000 • Fund for Classic Drama $ 1,500,000 • Fund for Contemporary Drama $ 1,500,000 Other Spaces Education Fund $ 2,000,000 50-Seat Studio Space - Named $ 2,500,000 Humanities Fund $ 2,000,000 Green Room $ 500,000 Building Maintenance Fund $ 2,000,000 Principal Dressing Rooms (2) $ 250,000 Named Lecture Series $ 500,000 Chorus Dressing Rooms (2) $ 250,000 Named Visiting Artist $ 500,000 Stage Door - Named $ 100,000 Named Director $ 500,000 Catwalk $ 100,000 Named Resident Artist $ 500,000 Wardrobe Room $ 100,000 EFTA00309997

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