House Money
Sponsored Partner: DayDreamers Ink, Inc.
Arts Council is proud to serve as a fiscal sponsor for House Money: The Movie as seen in the Winston-Salem Journal
“An undersized quarterback wins the starting role for a small FCS team; but when his father is sentenced to 35 years in prison, he must find the courage to lead an underdog Band of Brothers against the winningest team in College Football History.”
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HOUSE MONEY is now in advanced development / packaging, with life-rights agreements, key releases, a completed screenplay, proof-of-concept materials, pitch materials, and production-planning materials in place. We are currently seeking development support to help secure attachments, strengthen the package, and move the project toward full production financing.
Become a Sponsor of House Money: The Movie
Supporter:
$10 - $999
Donors at this level help support the continued development and packaging of HOUSE MONEY.
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Recognition may include periodic project updates and optional donor acknowledgment on HOUSE MONEY / DayDreamers Ink channels, with donor permission
Coach:
$26,000 to $99,999
Donors at this level provide major development support for HOUSE MONEY’s packaging and advancement toward production financing.
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Recognition may include periodic project updates, optional public acknowledgment, recognition on the HOUSE MONEY website or donor-support page, invitation consideration for future HOUSE MONEY events, and special-thanks recognition where legally and contractually permissible.
Friend of the Film: $1,000 to $5,999
Donors at this level provide meaningful support for the project’s ongoing development work, including packaging, outreach, legal/business preparation, and production-planning materials.
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Recognition may include periodic project updates, optional donor acknowledgment on HOUSE MONEY / DayDreamers Ink channels, and recognition on the HOUSE MONEY website or donor-support page, where appropriate and with donor permission.
Champion:
$100,000+
Donors at this level provide transformational support for HOUSE MONEY’s development, packaging, and movement toward production financing.
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Recognition may include periodic project updates, optional public acknowledgment, recognition on the HOUSE MONEY website or donor-support page, invitation consideration for future HOUSE MONEY events, special-thanks recognition where legally and contractually permissible, and a private project briefing with the producer team, subject to scheduling.
Player:
$6,000 to $25,999
Donors at this level help move HOUSE MONEY toward the next stage of development, including attachment outreach, investor-facing materials, and production-planning work.
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Recognition may include periodic project updates, optional public acknowledgment, recognition on the HOUSE MONEY website or donor-support page, and invitation consideration for future HOUSE MONEY events, readings, screenings, or gatherings, subject to availability and final project arrangements.
Donor recognition opportunities are subject to project stage, production schedule, third-party approvals, legal and contractual requirements, and donor preference.
Donations made through the Arts Council’s fiscal sponsorship program are charitable contributions, not investments, and do not provide ownership, profit participation, creative control, or any guarantee of financial return.
Support This Project
Click the link above to make a gift online to support this project. All donations are fully-tax deductible and support this project directly. For larger gifts, please consider mailing a check.
Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County
251 N. Spruce Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Memo: House Money
Contact
(336) 747-1417
About Arts Council's Fiscal Sponsorships
In 2021, Arts Council launched a new service to the community by serving as a fiscal agent for projects that fulfil our mission as the chief advocate of arts and culture in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. A fiscal agent is an established IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization that agrees to accept donations on behalf of a group that does not have IRS tax exemption. By serving as a fiscal agent for various local projects, we are better able to support the arts and cultural community by accepting funds on our partner's behalf and granting them back to our partner organization. This gives donors a tax deduction for their gift and helps for us to better fulfil our mission at Arts Council.