What is Friends of Dunfermline Dramatic Society?
Friends of DDS is a annual membership scheme that allows both individuals and businesses to support the work of the society financially, and in return receive some great benefits.
The scheme is split between Personal & Corporate Friends (with different levels of Corporate Friends – Friend, Partner & Sponsor).
What are the main benefits of being a Friend?
- Complimentary tickets to each production the society performs
- Recognition in the production programmes, with free copy provided
- Exclusive newsletter just for Friends
- Updates on what the society is up to
- Announcements of what the next productions will be, before the public announcement
- Invitations to special Friends events
What are the benefits of being a Personal Friend?
Personal Friends are individuals who wish to support DDS (used to be known as Patrons).
Benefits (as per main benefits), specifically:
- 2 tickets to each production
- Listed as a Personal Friend in the programme
- Listed as a Personal Friend on our website
What are the benefits of being a Corporate Friend?
Corporate Friend is the entry level for businesses who wish to support DDS.
Benefits (as per main benefits), specifically:
- 2 tickets to each production
- Listed as a Corporate Friend in the programme
- Listed as a Corporate Friend on our website
- A half page advert in the programme
What are the benefits of being a Corporate Partner?
Corporate Partner is the mid level for businesses who wish to support DDS.
Benefits (as per main benefits), specifically:
- 2 tickets to each production
- Listed as a Corporate Partner in the programme
- Listed as a Corporate Partner on our website
- A full page advert in the programme
What are the benefits of being a Corporate Sponsor?
Corporate Sponsor is the highest level for businesses who wish to support DDS.
Benefits (as per main benefits), specifically:
- 4 tickets to each production
- Listed as a Corporate Sponsor in the programme
- Listed as a Sponsor on all marketing materials, our website and in our programme
- A full page advert in the programme
How much does it cost to become a Friend?
It costs £30 to be a Personal Friend, £60 for Corporate Friends, £100 for Corporate Partners and £300 for Corporate Sponsors (all fees per annum).
How do I join the scheme?
To join the scheme, please visit https://membermojo.co.uk/friendsofdds and complete the membership form there.
Personal Friends
- Colin Jessiman
- David McKenzie
- Margaret McLaren
- Rosalind Adam
- Margaret Blyth
Corporate Friends
- James McCreadie Glaziers
Corporate Partners
- Dirty Hands Garage
- Furniture Plus
Corporate Sponsors
- None