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“No one will protect what they don’t care about, and no one will care about what they have never experienced.” Sir David Attenborough
Sign up as an IFI Friend here today!
Becoming an IFI Friend is one of the best ways to give some extra support to the IFI and enjoy greater access to the most hotly anticipated films, invitations to special events, complimentary tickets and a wide range of exclusive benefits. Starting at just €10 per month ( €120 per year), there are levels to suit all tastes and pockets. Click here to join.
Did you know that you can now spread the cost of your subscription over twelve months? Sign up as an IFI Friend here today!
PREMIERE FRIEND
€120 (€10 per month) Join
*Places are limited, Friends are notified by email to book during priority period
** Maximum 2 diners per Friend can avail of discount, minimum €10 spend
AVANT-GARDE FRIEND
€350 (€29.16 per month) Join
All Premiere Friend benefits plus:
CLASSIC FRIEND
€500 (€41.67 per month) Join
All Avant-Garde Friend benefits plus:
“The written word can be powerful and beautiful, but films transport us to another place in a way that even the most evocative words never can.” Saoirse Ronan
We are passionate about promoting Irish film. It costs approximately €5,000 to digitise an Irish feature film for cinema exhibition.
EPIC FRIEND
€1,000 (€83.33 per month) Join
All Classic Friend benefits plus:
* hospitality costs additional
** Mon-Wed, subject to availability
AUTEUR FRIEND
€2,500 (€208.33 per month) Join
* Film subject to availability, Mon-Wed
** Hospitality costs additional
SILENT FRIEND – €250+ Philanthropic Donation
IFI Friends who choose to waive their benefits in favour of making a tax-effective philanthropic donation, make a significant contribution to the future of our work. By waiving all benefits and giving us permission, as a registered charity, to claim the tax on your donation, a gift of €250 will be worth €363.32 to the IFI; a gift of €1,000 will be worth €1,449.27.**The law governing tax on donations changed in January 2013. Donations of above €250 are grossed up at the specified rate (currently 31%) and the eligible charity is deemed for the purposes of the relief to have received the grossed up amount net of tax deducted at the specified rate. This applies for both PAYE and those who are Self Assessed Irish taxpayers.
LUMINARIES – €5,000+ Major Donor Philanthropic Giving
IFI Luminaries generously commit to high-level sustained support of the IFI over several years. Please contact the Development Office on 01 679 5744 for further information.
We would like to thank our current Luminaries for their support:
Anonymous Michael and Jane Collins Core Media Beatriz Hoptschitz Bastos Sean and Sarah Reynolds Jim Sheridan Jim and Terri-Ann Adrian
If you are a US Tax Payer and would like details on how to make a tax-efficient donation via American Friends of the Arts in Ireland (AFAI), a Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity, please email development@irishfilm.ie.
AMERICAN FRIENDS
The IFI warmly welcomes support from American Friends. The IFI is a registered charity in the Republic of Ireland, and we are affiliated through membership of the American Friends of the Arts in Ireland (AFAI), which has 501(c)(3) status as a tax-exempt public charity. As US Tax Payers, our American Friends are invited to donate via AFAI:
Cormac O’Malley, President 299 Broadway, Suite 1305, New York NY 10007-1901 Tel: 646 373 3783 president@afai.org www.afai.org
For further information about our work and how to support, please contact our development team on 01-6795744 or at development@irishfilm.ie.
To view our current IFI Friends please click here.
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME NOVEMBER 2019: PROG 2 13.10
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: PARTICLES 18.10
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: PURE AS SNOW 20.15
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: YVES SAINT LAURENT: THE LAST COLLECTIONS 16.30
MARRIAGE STORY 13.00 / 17.45 / 20.30
MEETING GORBACHEV 15.45
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THE IRISHMAN 19.00
THE REPORT 13.45 / 16.20
The IFI is supported by The Arts Council
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