Our Crowdfunding Groups
Springfield Little Theatre has been a source of inspiration, entertainment, and connection for 90 years, captivating audiences with enchanting performances that seem to transcend the boundaries of time and space.
Through the month of December, we will be holding an end-of-year drive for donations, Seasons of Love for SLT. Viewers can tune in on Facebook Live on Giving Tuesday, December 3, 9:00 a.m.-Wednesday, December 4, 5:14 p.m., for our 1934 Minute Give-A-Thon, featuring live performances, interviews with SLT superstars, games, and hourly giveaways courtesy of Advertising Plus, Gailey's Breakfast Cafe, Springfield Billiard's, Central Bank/Central Trust, Harter House, Tru Hotel, Springfield Business Journal, First Watch, Parkcrest Dental Group, Bellacino's, The Flower Merchant, Garbo's Pizzeria, Maxxon's Fine Jewelry, The Oasis, and Fire and Ice Restaurant.
A gift of any size will make an impact and help us get closer to our ambitious goal of $90,000 ($1,000 for each of our 90 seasons)! Make a contribution of $10 or more via this site, or mail a check to Springfield Little Theatre, Attention: End-Of-Year-Giving, 311 East Walnut, Springfield, MO 65806.
A tremendous thank you to the Springfield Little Theatre Board, the Community Foundation of the Ozarks Way To Go Fund, SLT Associate Board, SLT Staff, Pinegar Honda, Maggie Wilcox, SLT Guild, Waverly House Gifts & Gallery, Parkcrest Dental, Professional Answering Service, Pat Harris, and Bill Mitchell for their leading support of our Seasons of Love for SLT fundraising drive!
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Springfield Little Theatre is a volunteer-driven organization, energized by the highest artistic ideals, that strives to entertain, educate, and involve the community in live theatrical productions and in the preservation of the historic Landers Theatre (1909) and McDaniel School, now known as The Judy (1908).
