TDF for Nonprofit Staff

See more theatre for a lot less

Not-for-profit employees are eligible to join TDF for access to the best deals on tickets to hundreds of performances on Broadway and beyond every day

Membership Benefits

  • Broadway tickets cost just $53.50 to $62.50
  • Shows beyond Broadway start at $11
  • Save up to 70% on theatre tickets
  • Unlock 200+ live performances daily at a deep discount
  • Buy tickets online up to four weeks in advance
  • Get discounts and deals at these local businesses, including many restaurants
  • Because you work for a nonprofit, you already qualify! And we are offering you a discount rate of $35 for your first year (normally $42).
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Join TDF in minutes for a year of deals

  • Fill out this simple online form
  • Select not-for-profit staff as your Membership Category
  • Enter your payment info. Remember to use the NONPROFIT discount code to save $7.
  • Start buying deeply discounted tickets!

TDF Membership FAQ

Proof of eligibility

Our deeply discounted tickets are only available to select groups. To qualify for TDF Membership, proof of eligibility must be uploaded to your account.

Seating

Seats can be anywhere in the theatre. We cannot guarantee or honor any special seating requests (seating locations are determined by the box office and exchanges are not possible). If you have specific seating requirements due to a disability, please consider our TDF Accessibility Programs (TAP) Membership.

Price

The printed price on the ticket will be slightly less than what you paid because a small service fee supports TDF’s arts Education, Accessibility and Community Programs. You’re still enjoying incredible savings by buying tickets through TDF, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to sharing the power of the performing with everyone.

Compliance

Our ticket services are for TDF Members only. Members must be in attendance (along with guests) at each performance. Many theatres require the TDF Member to show a current photo ID along with proof of purchase before releasing tickets. TDF Member tickets are not for resale. Continued use of the TDF Membership program is contingent upon compliance with all policies set forth by TDF and the individual theatres. Late seating is always at the discretion of theatre management. All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges are possible unless a performance is canceled.

TDF Membership vs. TKTS

The inventory available online through TDF Membership is not the same as the tickets available at our TKTS Discount Booths. Being a TDF Member does not provide any special services at the TKTS Discount Booths. You do not need to be a TDF Member to purchase tickets at our TKTS Discount Booths.

Why TDF Members love TDF

  • Always a great selection of shows to choose from, and my seats have always been excellent!! Honestly love my Membership.

    Kate S.

  • I appreciate TDF so much! I was introduced to TDF through my parents. They were Members. I have seen so many Broadway shows thanks to TDF.

    Sheryl

  • Honoring my dad today by seeing 'Death Becomes Her.' I can't call him or send him the Playbill, but he's happy I'm using my 'inheritance' wisely. And scored a ridiculously good seat through TDF!

    Elana E.

  • TDF is one of my go-to comfort resources in NYC.

    Pat

  • Thank you so much! I love TDF!

    Wayne

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