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As a non-profit organization 501 (C) (3), Water People Theater’s ultimate success depends on the support of local citizens, donors, and sponsors. Partnering with Water People Theater through donation and sponsorship is a great way to connect with the community and support a vibrant cultural life in the City of Chicago. You will play a vital and valued role in our vision of creating a strong and motivated community.
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