SUPPORT

2025-26 Annual Campaign

What began 80 years ago continues to expand--art that connects our community, touches lives and shapes our world for generations to come.

At Rabbit Run, one stage brings many voices to life. When you take a class, attend a performance, volunteer, or share in any of our creative experiences, you add your own unique voice to our community.

This year’s theme, One Stage, Many Voices–A Lifetime of Impact, captures the heart of what we do. On our stage, and in our classrooms and studios, countless voices come together: children discovering new passions, adults rekindling creative outlets, volunteers giving their time, and audiences sharing in unforgettable performances. Together, these voices create a lasting impact that reaches far beyond the walls of the barn or our classrooms in Madison.    

Our numbers tell the story.  Year after year, Rabbit Run remains a strong and steady presence in our community, offering theater, classes, and rewarding creative opportunities. Behind every number is a life enriched by the arts – someone who has found joy, inspiration, or belonging because of the opportunities you help make possible.

When you make a financial gift to Rabbit Run Community Arts Association, you strengthen this chorus of voices and ensure that the stage remains open to all. Your generosity supports high-quality theater, accessible arts education, and meaningful creative experiences for our entire community.

Please take a moment to look through this brochure, celebrate the impact we’ve achieved together, and consider making a contribution. With your support, we can continue building a legacy of creativity and connection that will last a lifetime.
Thank you for being an essential voice in our story.

The Betty Jean Green Scholarship Fund

B. J. Green recently retired from her position as Dean of Faculty and private music instruction at RRCAA. She was instrumental in the establishment and incorporation of the Western Reserve Fine Arts Association dating back to 1979. In 2000, WRFAA unified with The Friends of Rabbit Run Theater. B. J. served as the first board president of the newly established organization now known as RRCAA.
 
In the late 1970’s she also founded and directed the Madison Chorale. The Chorale performs throughout the year at public and private functions. B. J. directed the Chorale for over 40 years.
 
In her honor the Betty Jean Green Scholarship Fund has been established.  This scholarship fund will allow for needs-based financial support for students studying the arts at RRCAA.
 
All donations to the Betty Jean Green Scholarship Fund are tax-deductible.