Come Out 2007

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The Australian Festival for Young People presents the Come Out Festival thanks to the generous support of its Funding Bodies, Corporate Partners and Philanthropic Donors. The Australian Festival for Young People is supported by the Government of South Australia through Arts SA, the Department of Education and Children’s Services, and the South Australian Youth Arts Board.

We invite you to consider supporting Come Out through our corporate partnership and philanthropy programs:

Corporate Partnership
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Giving Young People Come Out
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  • Be My Guest – supporting the subsidy of tickets and transport for disadvantaged young people to attend Come Out
  • Come Out New Work – support bringing new Australian work to life
  • Come Out Wish List – support the presentation of one work from the Artistic Director’s wish life for Come Out

If you’d like to discuss our Corporate Partnership or Giving Young People Come Out programs, please contact Beverly Growden, General Manager on 08 8267 5766 or 0417 903318 or email beverly@comeout.on.net

2007 Sponsors

Thank you to our Giving Young People Come Out Donors for Come Out 2009:

  • Anonymous Donor
  • Tracy Crisp
  • Natasha Stott Despoja
  • Steven Griffiths MP
  • Hon Graham Gunn MP
  • Sandra Kanck - Australian Democrats
  • Hon Diana Laidlaw AM
  • National Council of Women of South Australia Inc

Thank you to our 2007 Partners:

  • Adelaide Festival Centre
  • Adelaide’s Child
  • Adelaide Festival Centre
  • Adelaide Metro
  • City SsangYong
  • communikate et al
  • Country Arts SA
  • Cummins Area School
  • Dalton Fine Paper
  • Finsbury Green Printing
  • Festivals Australia
  • Fusion
  • Homestart Finance
  • Mix 102.3
  • Pacific International
  • Robert Johnson
  • The Advertiser
  • Network Ten

"Come Out was founded on the generosity of South Australians. It is a niche festival that specifically benefits young people and reaches out to them across the regions. What Come Out has provided for young people and their families since 1974 has contributed to their development and that of South Australia. We urge you to contribute to the future of young South Australians through Come Out."

Jane Cooper, Chair, Australian Festival for Young People