St. Patrick's Parade of Washington DC 50th Anniv
Tax deductible
The Committee is committed to celebrating the 50thanniversary of the St. Patrick’s Parade of Washington DC on March 15, 2020.
BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Learn more about the parade's rich history.
As you are likely aware, the St. Patrick’s Parade Committee of Washington, DC is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that exists solely for the purpose of raising funds for and producing a St. Patrick’s Parade in the Nation’s Capital.
Members of the Committee proudly carry the torch of the original Committee members who conceived of such a parade at a local watering hole in the late 1960s and produced the first-ever St. Patrick’s Parade in Washington in 1971. The Parade in 2020 will mark its 50th year!
The greatest overhead in producing an event of this magnitude is the government-related expense of security and street closures. The District of Columbia has significantly increased preventative security requirements for public gatherings such as the St. Patrick’s Parade.
Certain expenses are offset by a grant from the government of the District of Columbia. We have relied on this grant support for many years, but as costs have increased, recently the grant has not had the same effect in reducing our financial burden.
Thank you for your continued support of the Parade as we prepare for our 50th year!
The All-Volunteer St. Patrick’s Parade Committee of Washington, DC
P.O. Box 11584
Washington, DC 20008
202.670.0317
[email redacted]
BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Learn more about the parade's rich history.
As you are likely aware, the St. Patrick’s Parade Committee of Washington, DC is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that exists solely for the purpose of raising funds for and producing a St. Patrick’s Parade in the Nation’s Capital.
Members of the Committee proudly carry the torch of the original Committee members who conceived of such a parade at a local watering hole in the late 1960s and produced the first-ever St. Patrick’s Parade in Washington in 1971. The Parade in 2020 will mark its 50th year!
The greatest overhead in producing an event of this magnitude is the government-related expense of security and street closures. The District of Columbia has significantly increased preventative security requirements for public gatherings such as the St. Patrick’s Parade.
Certain expenses are offset by a grant from the government of the District of Columbia. We have relied on this grant support for many years, but as costs have increased, recently the grant has not had the same effect in reducing our financial burden.
Thank you for your continued support of the Parade as we prepare for our 50th year!
The All-Volunteer St. Patrick’s Parade Committee of Washington, DC
P.O. Box 11584
Washington, DC 20008
202.670.0317
[email redacted]
Fundraising team (5)
Chris Lynch
Organizer
Washington D.C., DC
Saint Patricks Day Parade of Washington DC
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
Parade Chair
Team member
Kaitlin Rae Schiele
Team member
Colleen Quinn
Team member
Robert Monagan
Team member
