Corporate Membership

Some of New York City’s most innovative and distinguished businesses have joined The Apollo to celebrate and support the nation’s largest performing arts institution committed to Black culture and creativity.
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Corporate Members enjoy a host of benefits including VIP ticket access, invitations to exclusive events, opportunities to connect with Apollo artists and leadership, employee volunteer experiences, event rental privileges, and brand visibility.

Member events and receptions

Behind-the-scenes tours

Exclusive discounts

Member events and receptions

Behind-the-scenes tours

Exclusive discounts

Member events and receptions

Behind-the-scenes tours

Exclusive discounts

Discover More as a Member

Join us today and support The Apollo as an artistic leader, community catalyst, and cultural icon. Corporate Membership begins at $5,000 and offers comprehensive benefits at each level. The Apollo is happy to offer customized sponsorship packages to fit the needs of your company.

To learn more about Corporate Memberships, please contact Shannon McPhee, Senior Director of Development, at Shannon.McPhee@apollotheater.org or Matthew Greco at Matthew.Greco@apollotheater.org.

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Includes all benefits of the Corporate Partner Membership, plus:

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Private Tour with Billy “Mr. Apollo” Mitchell for 100 guests (1x/year)
Volunteer opportunity for 25 employees onsite at The Apollo (1x/year)
1 dedicated social media post (1x/year) and call out in the A-List newsletter (1x/year)
2 additional complimentary tickets to Apollo Presents productions (4 tickets 1x/year)

From

$25,000

($24,795 is tax-deductible)

Support The Apollo

Access Exclusive Benefits

Celebrate the past, present, and future of Black art and creativity. Your generosity enables The Apollo to fulfill its mission and sustain its legacy of excellence.

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MORE WAYS TO SUPPORT

The Apollo hosts a series of special events to build community, amplify its mission, and fundraise to secure its future as a beacon of Black culture and a catalyst for social and civic advocacy.