Support
WOMADelaide is a festival that makes a difference. We invite you to help us achieve our commitment to creative and cultural discovery.
In times of uncertainty, music has always been a beacon of unity and hope.
For over three decades, WOMADelaide has been a much-loved celebration of creative and cultural diversity. And while we’re determined to continue to present programs that enrich, inform and entertain, we need your help.
One of the nation’s most-loved festivals, it attracts over 90,000 attendances annually. Our audiences come to enjoy 700+ artists from 30+ countries performing across Adelaide’s beautiful Botanic Park/Tainmuntilla.
The landscape of Australian festivals has dramatically shifted in recent times.
As a non-profit organisation, our ability to navigate the challenges of soaring costs and reduced funding is hugely dependent on the help of our generous donors.
Without your dedication and support, the very essence of WOMADelaide could not exist.
As a non-profit organisation, our ability to develop the program and continue our community initiatives is increasingly reliant on the generous support of our partners and donors.
WOMADelaide offers partners tailored opportunities to support a diverse range of business objectives. Benefits of partnership include unique brand positioning, access to WOMADelaide audiences and packages of ticketing/hospitality.
- 90,000+ attendances each year
- 45%+ attendances from interstate and overseas
- $22mil+ economic benefit
- 96%+ of attendees surveyed agreed they enjoyed attending
On average respondents recall four sponsors of WOMADelaide with 53% of respondents said they felt more strongly to brands that sponsor the event.
We welcome opportunities to partner with like-minded organisations and can tailor a partnerships strategy to suit different corporate, social and business ambitions.
Please don’t hesitate to get in touch:
Paola Niscioli
Manager, Philanthropy & Development
E: paola@womadelaide.com.au
P (08) 8271 1488
"Maybe you don't realise what a special festival this is ... It is exceptional to the world, and it's important it survives."