Burning Man pleads for donations to save the festival

CEO Marian Goodell has detailed the nonprofit's financial woes and called for 'urgent' donations to secure its future

Burning Man CEO Marian Goodell has called for “urgent” donations as a way to help save the festival amid staff lay-offs. The US countercultural gathering was founded in 1986 and has grown from a three-day, 80-person ‘zone trip’ to an nine-day event attended by around 80,000 people.

While the non-profit festival has been known to sell out of tickets months in advance – sometimes within 30 minutes of release – this year organisers opened sales for non-registered buyers for the first time after…

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