Get Involved
There are many ways to be part of the Listen to Dis’ community. Whether you donate, fundraise, partner, or participate in our workshops, your support helps us create spaces where disabled artists can thrive.
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Every contribution — big or small — fuels accessible programming, professional development, and the celebration of disability art and culture in Saskatchewan and beyond. Together, we can keep the conversation (and the creativity) going.
Make a
Donation
Your donation helps Listen to Dis’ create accessible, inclusive spaces for disabled artists to learn, create, and share their stories. Every dollar directly supports programming, workshops, and community connection through disability-led art.
Fundraising
& Workshops
From creative workshops to community fundraisers, Listen to Dis’ brings people together through art, connection, and shared purpose. These events help sustain our programming while opening space for learning, laughter, and meaningful dialogue about disability and inclusion.
Thank You
Funders
Without you, there is no us.
We understand that casually recognizing funders is not enough. We believe it is our responsibility to offer a little glimmer into the reality that, without the generous support of funders, none of us are gathering in the name of art and culture—no performers, no performances, no audience.
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It is our responsibility to educate—especially youth and vulnerable members of our community—about how this works.
We view this as the ultimate (creative) collaboration.
Thank you for making it possible.
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For more information on sponsorships email info@listentodis.com.
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Contributions to Operations
Project & Programming Funders
Honourary Patron
Listen to Dis’ Community and Art Organization Inc. is honoured to have Her Honour the Honourable Bernadette McIntyre, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, as our honourary patron during her term of office.
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Her Honour’s support highlights our shared commitment to advancing disability culture, equity, and accessibility in the arts.
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Bringing
people together through art, connection and shared purpose.
Keep the
conversation going.
Every contribution — big or small — fuels accessible programming, professional development, and the celebration of disability art and culture in Saskatchewan and beyond. Together, we can keep the conversation (and the creativity) going.
"LTD's work grows more burningly relevant with every passing year as the arts community seeks to lead in the dismantling of oppressive and exclusive systems that quash individuals’ artistic potentials and silence important voices. It is essential that these efforts be led by those with the lived experiences to lead them, and LTD’ remains the only disability-led disability art organization in Saskatchewan."
Mark Claxton – Saskatchewan Association of Theatre Professionals