Not everyone gets to feel the magic of Fringe—but you can help change that.

For kids, families and communities doing it tough, a Fringe show is more than a night out. It’s joy. It’s connection. It’s that wide-eyed “WOW!” moment they’ll never forget.

For $35 (the average cost of a Fringe ticket) you can send someone who’d otherwise miss out to Fringe. Your support doesn’t just buy a ticket—it sparks imaginations, inspires the next generation of creatives, and creates real moments of wonder.

Let’s make 2026 the year more South Australians get to experience Fringe. Because Fringe isn’t just better when it’s shared, it’s utterly unforgettable!

How Your Support Helps...

A female performer with bright pink hair in a light pink dress holds a microphone and sings or speaks directly to a small group of audience members seated on tiered benches to her left. $35 - Make a Fringe moment possible
Give one person the chance to experience the joy, colour, and wonder of Fringe for the very first time.
An entertainer in colorful overalls with sunflower designs stands on a low stage, addressing a mixed-age audience seated on the floor in front of them in a tented venue. A large teddy bear is visible on the stage. $150 - Give a family a Fringe experience
Create a shared moment of joy for a family doing it tough, giving them a Fringe experience they’ll remember long after the applause stops.
A performer in a white shirt and suspenders stands on a stage next to a large screen displaying a human digestive system diagram, enthusiastically pointing to the side. A large audience of students in uniform is seated below, cheering with their arms raised $300 - Spark a class-sized WOW
Help a whole class from a Category 1-4 school step into the magic of Fringe and experience the arts together.
A group of approximately ten brightly dressed performers are on a lit stage with their arms raised in a dynamic pose. An audience is visible in the foreground, seated and applauding the show. $750 - Fuel Fringe access on a big scale
Support multiple families, classes, or community organisations to attend Fringe together.

Making Magic Possible

Thank you to Presenting Partner NRMA Insurance for dollar matching donations*. With their support we are able to buy tickets for more families, kids, and communities to experience Adelaide Fringe.
*NRMA Insurance will match Pay it Forward donations up to a total of $50,000. Read the full T&Cs for more information.

Real Stories, Real Impact

When you pay it forward, you’re not just donating money or a ticket—you’re creating memories, sparking inspiration, and sharing the magic of Fringe. Here’s what past Community Fund recipients had to say about their experience:

“The generosity of Fringe allowed some of our young people to experience the arts in a new way which they otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford. It’s important that our young people get to experience the diversity of what SA has to offer and being part of the best festival in the world was a privilege.” - David Wark, Operation Flinders

“We are so grateful for the opportunity to provide our young people and their families with tickets through the Adelaide Fringe Community Fund. Due to the impact of cancer in their lives, access to positive experiences like these are limited. Thank you for providing the gift of time together to have fun, make memories, and just be a teenager again.” - Lex, Canteen Australia

“When we were given the Fringe tickets my son shot his hands up in the air in such delight and with such excitement in his eyes, I couldn’t help but join in. I haven’t seen a happy reaction like that for such a long time. Thank you so much.” - Walter, Lutheran Care - Toward Home Emergency Accommodation client

“We really enjoyed the Fringe, it was an amazing experience to be part of. We thought the shows were very enjoyable and we wouldn’t have been able to go without the grant from the equity ticket program, so a big thank you for that and hopefully we can go again next year.” - Sarah and Stella, students at Bordertown Primary School


Banner image: Glenelg Winter Arts Festival. Photo: Jenny Kwok, 2024