Ballet in the City 2019 GIVE 5 Campaign
Tax deductible
Ballet in the City provides aspiring dancers and ballet enthusiasts of all ages with up-close and personal access to today's best professional dancers in your city and beyond.
Since 2012, Ballet in the City has provided ballet education from Principal Dancers from renowned companies such as The New York City Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada, and The American Ballet Theatre.
In 2019, Ballet in the City will present ballet education from professional dancers in 6 cities around the nation, including a Gala presentation with New York City Ballet Ballet ballerina Ashley Bouder. Aspiring dancers from around the country will have the opportunity to dance on the same stage as Ms. Bouder and fellow NYCB professionals.
In addition to these incredible experiences, Ballet in the City also presents Scholarships for male dancers through its 'Guys Dance Too' program, an annual Scholarship in partnership with Discount Dance Supply, and an annual Scholarship for African American dancers with Bella Rosa Dance Academy, that was founded by Ballet in the City Executive Director Jessica Wallis and ballet superstar Misty Copeland.
GIVE 5 TODAY TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE!
Pictured: Ballet in the City Ambassador Eric Poor with New York City Ballet Principal Dancer Lauren Lovette in Washington, D.C. Photograph by Ballet in the City Photographer Alexis Ziemski.
Since 2012, Ballet in the City has provided ballet education from Principal Dancers from renowned companies such as The New York City Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada, and The American Ballet Theatre.
In 2019, Ballet in the City will present ballet education from professional dancers in 6 cities around the nation, including a Gala presentation with New York City Ballet Ballet ballerina Ashley Bouder. Aspiring dancers from around the country will have the opportunity to dance on the same stage as Ms. Bouder and fellow NYCB professionals.
In addition to these incredible experiences, Ballet in the City also presents Scholarships for male dancers through its 'Guys Dance Too' program, an annual Scholarship in partnership with Discount Dance Supply, and an annual Scholarship for African American dancers with Bella Rosa Dance Academy, that was founded by Ballet in the City Executive Director Jessica Wallis and ballet superstar Misty Copeland.
GIVE 5 TODAY TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE!
Pictured: Ballet in the City Ambassador Eric Poor with New York City Ballet Principal Dancer Lauren Lovette in Washington, D.C. Photograph by Ballet in the City Photographer Alexis Ziemski.
Organizer
Ballet in the City
Organizer
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
BALLET IN THE CITY
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
