All Donations Gratefully Accepted
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!
If you enjoy our programming and the experience you have at Sag Harbor Cinema, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution. Since Sag Harbor Cinema is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, your donation is especially critical in supporting our mission.
Consider making a recurring donation to spread your support for Sag Harbor Cinema across the whole year!
For endowment and planned giving opportunities, contact [email protected]
Donate online, become a member, send a check!
Your donation is tax deductible.
Our EIN # is 61-1850154
Send a check to “Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center”
Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center
PO Box 152
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
With “Cinema Fund” in the memo field
Stock transfers and wiring instructions are available upon request.
Available Naming Opportunities
Physical Spaces
Main Floor Gallery
The much-trafficked Main Floor Gallery, or “Poster Gallery,” is the central conduit form our Café to the main screening rooms.
$150,000
Elevator
The elevator is the only one of our named spaces that serves more than a single floor!
$150,000
Theater 3 Seat
The seats in our Screening Room are yours for the naming.
24 Seats available @ $10,000
Theater 2 Seat
The seats in our 100-seat Theater 2, our repertory theater featuring 16mm, 35mm, and digital formats.
18 Seats available @ $5,000 ea
Theater 1 Seat
The seats in our 230-seat Theater 1, our huge premiere screen with 4k digital projection and Dolby ATMOS sound.
1 Seats available @ $5,000
The Green Room Seats
Sidle on up to the bar in your very own lounge seat or stool.
4 seats left at $25,000
Floor Plaques
Our very own take on the Hollywood “Walk of Fame,” placing you literally on the foundation of our building.
One left at $50,000
Sponsorships
Education Directorship
Our Education Director will oversee integration of the Sag Harbor Cinema’s diverse programming with K-12 Schools throughout the area.
$60,000
Please contact us if you have interest in sponsoring these important components of the Sag Harbor Cinema’s future