Advocacy Resources

Greenbrier Valley Theatre is grateful for the state and federal funding that enables us to continue making the arts accessible to our community, supplementing arts education for local students, presenting professional productions year-round, and attracting performers and patrons alike from across the country. You can be a part of working to secure continued funding for our work and that of organizations all over the state and country. These resources are provided for your convenience. GVT's staff members are available to help direct you in your efforts to advocate for the arts with your local, state, and national lawmakers.

Support from both Charleston and Washington DC will help to ensure the continued vibrancy of this vital industry in the years to come. Your voice has power. Contacting your representatives to let them know that you support continued and expanded funding for the arts is a tremendously valuable way to show your support.

The links on this page contain information about how you can be an arts advocate along with helpful information and outreach templates. Should you have any other questions, our Development Office is always ready to help at 304-645-3838 ext. 110 or development@gvtheatre.org.

Photo: The Greenbrier Ghost, 2013. Pamela Paul*, Chelsea Roper, and Hannah McGinley*. Photo by 84 Agency. *denotes members of Actors’ Equity Association.