| Complementing its artistic mission which focuses upon new play development, Do Gooder Productions has a unique community misssion wherein its productions are mounted in partnership with community-based charitable organizations as events which raise public awareness of and funds for the agencies and the needs which they address. |
 | A Living Memorial to the Holocaust-Museum of Jewish Heritage- a New York City institution of education and remembrance of twentieth century Jewish history and the Holocaust. | |
 | Actors' Fund of America-AIDS Initiative- a social service organization for members of the entertainment industry affected by HIV/AIDS. | |
 | Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS- mobilizing the unique abilities within the entertainment industry to mitigate the suffering of individuals affected by HIV/AIDS. | |
 | Committee for Hispanic Children & Families- a social service and advocacy agency for New York City's Latino population. | |
 | Lesbian & Gay Communtiy Services Center-Youth Enrichment Services- a prevention education program providing services to lesbian and gay youth within a multi-service community center. | |
 | The Neutral Zone-Greenwich Village Youth Council- a safe and substance-free drop-in/counseling/referral center for les-bi-gay and transgenderal youth. | |
 | SafeSpace-The Center for Children + Families- a service and outreach program for New York's homeless, at-risk, and HIV-positive teens. | |
 | Young Adults Against Drugs & Alcohol-Pride In Da Bronx- providing comprehensive services to adolescents and young adults who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. | |
Do Gooder conducts significant outreach to the general public about the work of its partnering charities: from inclusion of information on the charities associated with a particular production in all press and promotional material, to full-page showbill ads and lobby displays at the theater. Over the years, the press (from the alternative to the major dailies and TV and radio media) have included mention and descriptions of the charities along with their reviews and editorial coverage of Do Gooder's productions, thereby providing informational and educational outreach to tens of thousands of additional individuals about the theater company's charity partners. The theater/community partnership takes the form of Do Gooder providing the theatergoing and general public with information and press coverage of the work of these agencies and the charities helping Do Gooder develop new audiences for theater from among their supporters and community bases. Over the years, Do Gooder has also operated an At-Risk Youth Internship program, provided recreational activity for the partnering charities' clients, and hosted post-performance question-and-answer sessions focused upon the links between the production and the community.