Find Dance Nonprofits and Charities

  Bill M. wrote:

San Diego Dance Theater is the premier modern dance company in Southern California, and renowned for presenting brilliant performances that deeply touch on the human experience, as well as address important issues of social justice. I thoroughly enjoy... more »

  Carla6 wrote:

The Executive Director of this wonderful organization leaves no stone unturned, when it comes to presenting an educational, and diverse production. This organization's tireless efforts to educate the community about diversity is impressive, and they... more »

  scottye wrote:

The Center for Contemporary Dance in Winter Park Florida is a model not-for-profit organization that brings dance instruction to our community that is accessible and of the highest quality. more »

  Mary93 wrote:

I am a mother to a legally blind daughter with Cerebral Palsy. I was looking for after school activities for her to participate in where she would feel accepted and confident. We were lucky enough to find Dancing Dreams. A ballet school for girl's with... more »

  kornblumshelley wrote:

Keshet is a wonderful, inclusive organization and the performances are life-changing. From it's outreach program to the Nutcracker, everything is done professionally, but with an enormous amount of hear. more »

  Bruce24 wrote:

This is a polished, professional, fun and highly successful non-profit that promotes the celtic culture and arts through numerous events. All monies raised are spent effectively and efficiently towards this end. The Foundation boasts a large and active... more »

  Gretchen G. wrote:

I found out about Out on a Limb Dance Company from a former student of mine at the U of M. She had mentioned that she was a dancer, and I bemoaned the fact that I could not find a dance school that didn't overemphasize competition and/or the more egregious... more »

  jossiegaray wrote:

The proactive youngsters who started this organization are a wonderful example for all our youth, teaching us about tolerance and the beauty of cultural exchanges. They strive to bring children together through a common language: music and dance. Regardless... more »

  Sheila S. wrote:

Leah has devoted her life and time to the non-profit organization to help children. I had the privilege to be in class with her. We did a project in our Marketing class to promote the organization. She was an inspiration in class. We told the class... more »

  Writer wrote:

The ultimate cultural exchange experience. With it's platform for dance service on the domestic and international scale, Movement Exchange is changing so many lives. When I was the chapter president at Indiana University, I found no experience to be more... more »

  jimlarocque wrote:

I have been a donor to MindLeaps for several years and am consistently impressed with the effectiveness of the organization in achieving their goals as well as how far my donations go in the field. Mindleaps has a very small administrative staff and yet... more »

  Andrea V.1 wrote:

I have been working as the vocal coach and music director at JDP for a little over a year now and I can say with a full heart that I have found my second family here at JDP. JDP is a community where everyone feels welcome no matter where you come... more »

  marissahmoses wrote:

I had a great time at the last Dancescape performance fundraiser at the Nokia Theater! Can't wait for the next Dancescspe NextGen show coming up soon! more »

  colberpl wrote:

I started at the school in 1966 when I was 9 years old. I was fortunate to have lived down the street from the school. This started a relationship with my parents and the community that lasts to this day. I recently returned to the school to Volunteer... more »

  flamenca29 wrote:

I had discovered Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre one year and a half ago. Since then I had gone to most of the shows and performances all over New Jersey and each time had enjoyed a different show not only rich in dances but also including a rich mix... more »

  julesathenson wrote:

Center Stage is Awesome, the productions they put on are always so much fun, it is amazing to see how many talented people there are in this community. Always a Pleasure!!! more »

  Jennifer144 wrote:

I have been a Groove With Me volunteer for just under two years now. Making the decision to volunteer weekly as a Jazz dance teacher for 12-18 year old girls living in Harlem, is one of my proudest. Growing up in a small town in Connecticut where I... more »

  AmyK wrote:

Rare. Gritty. Brilliant. Rooted in community. Authentically multi-racial, multicultural. An active, engaged community center for the arts. more »

  KEEP wrote:

I was introduced to the Kids Excel Educational Program (KEEP) in early 2008. Since then, I have been volunteering on a weekly basis as an Assistant Teacher working directly with 4th graders of selected schools within the El Paso School district. Having... more »

  josh5674 wrote:

I started with Moove and Groove a little over a year ago. I was nervous at first because it was such a big class but everyone was so warm and welcoming that is was clear this was a family. Tami has done a great job of creating a program that strengths... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a 4th grade teacher at a public school in Northeast Los Angeles. The California Dance Institute has been a key part of our school's arts curriculum for about 15 years. I've had the good fortune to work with CDI directly for the last 6 years. First... more »

  love2dance wrote:

Written words will not do justice to the unique and awe-inspiring performances put on by the Brandywine Ballet Company. The professionalism and talent in their annual production of the Nutcracker (held at West Chester University) rivals that of more... more »

  storytellerpeace wrote:

I started particiating in event that Laini Kuumba Ngoma Troupe promoted and found the organization to be highly respected, professional not to mention how wonder their offering to the community really is. I plan to start volunteering with them in 2012.... more »

  cuzimablonde wrote:

Loved the awesome Helen Keller/Annie Sullivan duo as well as the improv with the snow! more »

  Laffoon wrote:

Dancers and Healthcare Together (DAHT) was founded by Mary Lane Porter, a young woman who is bursting with talent, creativity, and a drive to bring her love of dance into the lives of children and adults, alike, who are facing challenges as a result of... more »