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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

Luna is a bright light in the Bay Area art education landscape. Just walking into their Berkeley Marina studio uplifts the spirit. Luna's professional staff, dance artists and instructors, offer top quality, playful and kinesthetically engaging... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  AmyK wrote:

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

  NayaQueen wrote:

They are wonderful role models for the youth in our community. They inspire teens to showcase their attributes and grow into successful young adults. They give our community hope! more »

  Heather K.2 wrote:

I can not say enough about this program. It makes dance affordable for any one and lets every child feel like there is nothing he or she can not achieve. My daughter started with the program in late March and she has already grown by leaps and bounds.... 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 »

  joe-goode wrote:

Dancers' Group is the soul of Bay Area Dance. Not only is it a service organization, it is a regranting organization and a curatorial body and a clearing house for information and place of advocacy for dancers and all that they do. I am not usually a... 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 »

  mariam wrote:

The first time I saw DWDT perform, I knew that it was no ordinary company. From choreography, to the dancing quality, DWDT exceeded everyone's expectations I have beed to all their shows since 2008, and they amaze me every single time. What they do is... more »

  tootsie001 wrote:

I enrolled my daughter at age 5. She is 14 now and has attended each session (plus summer sessions)continuously. The BSS staff has become an extended family to us, they are genuinely concern and dedicated in grooming a well rounded dancer/person. The... more »

  nnatlee wrote:

Ballet Fantastique is a wonderful organization! Not only do they have a world class ballet academy, they have a chamber company full of beauty, grace, talent and ingenuity. This is a group you do not want to miss! more »

  amy2 wrote:

There are many wonderful reasons why you should bring your child to SpectorDance. SpectorDance offers world class ballet instruction in a state of the art studio. My daughter has blossomed with self-confidence, self-discipline, grace and poise. She... more »

  Frank C G. wrote:

I am an active dancer and outreach volunteer with Pittsburgh Ballroom. I know that the mission is carried out to not only benefit the general dance public but to encourage and educate youth programs in schools. more »

  magiaNH wrote:

Thank you for doing this work! Making the arts, and especially dance, accessible to our kids is so important. Your non-profit is ensuring that every child that wants the opportunity has it! more »

  EMME wrote:

It has an unreal offering of classes, all excellent and open to the public. Classes are ongoing and not expensive and there's are no hidden costs. No pre-reg or memebership. It's mosltly run by volunteers and everyone is warm and welcoming. more »

  shanice wrote:

This is a great organization! Everyone treats each other like family. And they're such a talented group! You can tell that everyone involved really likes being there. I would recommend this program to everyone and anyone. more »

  jennifer10 wrote:

Hannah Kahn provides wonderful modern dance in the Denver community. Her concerts are some of the most professionally produced shows I've seen here or anywhere. She also provides solid modern dance technique training not only to her dancers, but to... more »

  amitava wrote:

DSH keeps me informed of upcoming performances, reviews, workshops, and other dance related activities in Houston and surrounding areas. It provides me with opportunities for business as well as my long term personal project to document dance in Texas,... more »

  Becky Nicholson wrote:

For the past two years Seamless has supported the development of a program to provide a dance class for children with special needs. As a faculty member in the Occupational Therapy Education Department at the University of Kansas we developed a collaboration... more »

  Katie E.3 wrote:

My daughters have been dancing with all that dance for 6 and 8 years now. The studio has become our family. My daughters look forward to every class. The teachers truly love on them and care for them. We are so blessed to be part of such an amazing studio.... more »

  mariellis wrote:

My daughter has been dancing with Dancewave for five years now--summers (in the intensive workshop) since she was 11 and ballet just added during the school year. What a fabulous way to take full possession of her talent and growing abilities! The dance... more »

  P.H. wrote:

Ncd care foundation is working through out nation in India and work within the guidelines of NPCDCS National program for the prevention and control of cancer cardiovascular diseases Diabetes and stroke. more »

  shikha1 wrote:

My daughter has attended Chhandam School of Kathak Dance for almost two years now and it has been a more than amazing experience. I am Indian and grew up in the U.S., my daughter is half Indian and half American. I wanted my daughter to have an experience... more »

  muriel wrote:

As a person with a background in dance and recognizing a need for a professional contemporary dance company in the Sarasota area, I consented to become a founding board member of Fuzion Dance Artists a little over 4 years ago. With each successive performance... more »

  Meredythe Holmes wrote:

I have been impressed with the way that NCAIA has used a small staff and budget to achieve a large benefit for children. Our programs serve the entire fourth grade of an elementary school, most of which are in low income neighborhoods. Watching the... more »

  drethedreamer wrote:

The Institute is professional and well organized. We have partnered with 2 of their artists to enrich children both artistically and educationally. The artists connected well with the diverse kids, and handled all issues with ease and experience. When... more »

  dmdancemom wrote:

WCDW delivers high energy, professional performances from 4 teams, representing young teens, emerging professionals, litugical and professional. These performers train year round to bring dance to the community. Performing at various venues, they... more »

  katie4 wrote:

The Hartfel Foundation is making the dream of dancing professionally come true for me. Through an extremely dedicated and self sacrificing mentor and teacher I may one day realize my true potential as a dancer. more »

  Robin Cook Young wrote:

Hill Dance Academy Theatre (HDAT) has been a blessing for both my daughter, Drew and myself. This program has had such a positive impact in our lives and I wholeheartedly welcome and encourage others to bring their 'dancers' to participate in the program.... more »

  Sylvia Flynn wrote:

Dance and arts programs are good. The facility/church that they're renovating is expensive and massive. The note on the property is still held by one of the founders. All donations should be earmarked for programs only until the property is owned in... more »

  Stacy31 wrote:

The PGK Project is a wonderful dance company. Peter is an inspirational leader and his dance performances are awesome and a joy to watch. more »

  Susan S. wrote:

CORE Performance Company is an artist driven contemporary dance company. The individual artists are committed to creating new dance works that connect to hearts and minds of their diverse audience. They bring their art form to senior community centers,... more »

  oll3holl3h wrote:

we attended a kd lang concert at the theater last spring and found the st. george to be an excellent venue for her show. we had seats in the middle of the orchestra; happily, we felt close to the music but not overwhelmed by the sound. whoever set up... more »

  laurenf88 wrote:

Rakad Dance Camp is a camp just for girls aged 5 and olde, and it is an amazing experience! Not only did my girls learn how to dance, but they also gained valuable leadership skills and confidence. The sense of community at the camp was really friendly... more »

  MrsJudyKil wrote:

They are a amazing group of people they really care about theses kids. more »

  Vicki39 wrote:

I started attending classes at the FWDC in May of 2010 when I moved to Fort Wayne from NYC. The first thing I noticed was how welcomed the staff and teachers made me feel in addition to the non-judgmental atmosphere. I have been involved in several capacities... more »

  Susan.Emery wrote:

Hip Circle is a special place that allows me to come as I am and enjoy the community of other women while experiencing the joy of movement. I always leave the class or workshop feeling improved - having gained perspective on my world. more »

  JoannSelvidge wrote:

I have supported this organization since its earliest days, and it has grown leaps and bounds since then! Both of my children attend NBE classes, and we have loved being a part of the NBE community. I'm so proud of all of our Memphis graduates who have... more »

  carolyn2 wrote:

Full Radius is a great dance organization and a leader in the arts community. Not only do they great work they include populations that are frequently not involved in dance. Director Douglas Scott is a true professional and an asset to the dance community. more »

  john.reynolds wrote:

We have repeatedly attended performances by Corning Dances and Company, and have invariably found them rewarding. Beth Corning is a highly talented choreographer who significantly enriches the modern dance scene in Pittsburgh. more »

  Edward Moses J. wrote:

They are a very people friendly group. They work hard with the community and the kids in it. more »

  yaya-cahmberlain wrote:

i have been with the Dance institute of washington for over a little bit of 3 years now. i came here having an objective just to complete my 3 years in ballet for college, but what i am leaving with is much more. i leave with not just outstanding technique... more »

  jbenton3 wrote:

BBBay is probably the greatest "hidden" treasure on the SF Peninsula. Great shows, wonderful productions with full costumes, staging and orchestra; reasonably priced. We do four shows a season. While admitting some bias, I have never had a guest with... more »

  laura44 wrote:

Without any doubt, one of the most exhilirating dance companies of the New Age;that is Axis. They represent compassion, unconditional love and infectious enthusiasm): They had me at: "We'd like to work with you and further develop your potential". Its... more »

  KennyCB wrote:

When I heard about Bill Wade and Inlet Dance Theatre, I was 16 years old with no idea that I would be in the Trainee program two years later. Working with Inlet everyday for a year, has up to this point been the most influential and most memorable moment... more »

  anuzzie wrote:

American DanceWheels Foundation is the first organization in the U.S. to teach wheelchair ballroom and Latin dance, and their experience sure does show! They developed a curriculum that is adaptable to ANY ability level. They teach wedding couples, children,... more »

  Judy21 wrote:

I have had the privilege of being part of ACFCLA events as a volunteer. My daughter has been a recipient of their generous scholarship programs. I am grateful that my daughter gets to be involved with these talented artists to help create awareness and... more »

  Writer wrote:

The opportunity for my daughter to be part of a multi-racial, queer+ youth performance company led by compassionate and visionary African-American adults with grounded, inclusive values of hope and clarity (hard to pull both of those off simultaneously!)... more »

  rinselma wrote:

I have been going to the Minnesota Ballet for a couple of years and they are wonderful. Their new production of Nutcracker this year was innovative and an exquisite sight for the eyes. What a perfect event to take the entire family to. The dancers... more »

  tbslawyer wrote:

Moving in the Spirit is a nationally recognized youth development program that integrates high quality dance instruction with performance, leadership and mentor opportunities for young people in Atlanta, Georgia. Our mission is to educate, inspire and... more »

  bladesinger6640 wrote:

I have enjoyed watching my children grow in Technique and in Character while at Dance for Joy. Not only is it a positive environment but of excellence as well. I love how the studio is always involved in community outreaches and encourage the kids to... more »

  cmalex wrote:

My 16 year old daughter has been dancing with Guardettes for 3 years now and it has been a wonderful experience. This organization isn't just about teaching dance, it's about building friendships and teaching an appreciation for different styles of dance.... more »

  polynasian808 wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with Tafesilafa'i 2013. The theme was "Talita Kumi: Heal the world", it was most fitting as this was a period of healing for me. I was blessed to be with an organization that cares so much for their community. I was... more »

  purcell wrote:

I have been involved with CDS for over 14 years as a volunteer. My daughter loved dancing here and the warm and loving environment helped her to create lifelong friendships. The training she received allowed her to be accepted into many pre-professional... more »

  JenniferH wrote:

SA Dance Theater has been a great self-esteem booster for our daughter. She not only learns about being a dancer, but has the opportunity to perform for underpriviledged children and our community as well. They ofer dancers a chance to be on stage with... more »

  stellanova wrote:

On April 24-25th at 8:00pm at the David and Dorothea Garfield Theatre, within the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center in La Jolla, Stella Nova Dance Company will present, Ahimsa. Stella Nova Dance Company has decided to go green, just in time for... more »

  SacredDance wrote:

This is an amazing organization that was started in 1958 and changes lives by offering programs and events that are open to all who love the dance and know there is sacred in the movement! The Sacred Dance Guild is an advocate for dance as a sacred art... more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter has danced at MMDC for 10 years. My granddaughter for 9 years. The directors Kellie and Amber are 2 of the most caring people I have ever met. They treat all the kids as if they were their own. When you come through the door you are made... more »

  jchekares wrote:

My daughter has been a part of the dance, voice, and musical theater programs for 15 years. The teachers instilled a sense of confidence in her that other endeavors did not. The staff pushes the students to strive for their best, and the energy of the... more »

  Denise A.3 wrote:

My 6 year old daughter is taking classes with Fate Foundation and she (and I) couldn’t be more happy with them! It’s so nice to have an activity for her to do safely and see friends and teachers at the same time! I definitely recommend if your child... more »

  A.Normann wrote:

When I began searching for a dance school for my daughter I had many concerns, having attended several recitals for dance schools in Northern Virginia. After 8 years enrolled at VBC I am still pleased with our choice. The students are receiving excellent... more »

  jfb123 wrote:

BVI is the one of the oldest arts organizations in Hampton Roads, Virginia. It has long been known on the national ballet scene as a fine academy for preparing classically-trained dancers for professional careers. In addition, for the community at large... more »

  alli26 wrote:

I have been involved with The Contemporary Dance Theater for almost fifteen years. As a teenager I attended dance classes, participated in dance performances, and had the opportunity to meet amazing dancers and artists. I currently teach at the Contemporary... more »

  dfoner wrote:

I worked as an intern for Monkeyhouse while I was in high school, and I can say from personal experience that they do really great work. I can't recommend enough supporting the extraordinary people that make up Monkeyhouse and work their tails off to... more »

  smgarlic wrote:

I have been a teacher for 5 years and now I am the Philadelphia Campus Director at CCD this organization is a business and ministry that has empowered and taught students from youth to adults. It is a safe haven where people can come to dance, be ministered... more »

  torias wrote:

I have never taken a bad class at Dancefx. The people here are so passionate about what they do and it shows in the work that they create. It s a great place to grow as a dancer technically but also to remember why you started dancing. more »

  Larry wrote:

Since 1982, I have watched this community organization provided classes and performances for a rural, culturally underserved 5 county area. All 6 daughters/stepdaughters have taken classes, matured and developed skills and friends. As teens, they toured... more »

  Anonymousssss wrote:

One of the worst experiences I have had. The theater puts on a nice production and the kids do so well but the management is beyond horrific. We were berated by the leaders of the group over the phone, being yelled at and threatened to be taken out of... more »

  Tania A. wrote:

I love how CDF just keeps on keeping on! They are a venerable institution in an under-served, historic neighborhood and have managed to expand their services beyond just children, as the name may imply. CDF deserves more support as they provide a vital... more »

  bdgarshelis wrote:

Deborah Slater's work is transformative for everyone involved - dancers, audience members, volunteers, and everyone willing to participate. She is dedicated to producing work that creates lasting impact by involving multiple constituencies in the process.... more »

  Oneofkindlady1 wrote:

They always try they best and the babies are wonderful every year in the Norfolk State Pardae more »

  Ms. Santana wrote:

Our work with Disabled students shows the impact Dance can have on a student's life! a few quotes:::: The Assistant Principal told us a story about a student: “Marco, who just used to wander the halls all day and cause trouble…... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered with the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet for the past nine years and witnessed the impact of its training and education on their graduates who go on to successful business, academic and artistic careers. CPYB is the cultural gem... more »

  jorispirit wrote:

I was coming out of a very dark time after my second divorce. It was time to go out and find my tribe. I received an email about an InterPlay Untensive Retreat that would explore creativity through InterPlay. My curiosity was peaked. I still to this... more »

  sscott wrote:

I love this place. My daughter has been dancing with dash & reality check for 5 years. She started out very shy and withdrawn and now she's blossoming into a true performer and is planning to go to the school of the arts and juliard. Dash instructors... more »

  jlboliver wrote:

A Step Beyond's youth participated in The San Diego Youth Dance Festival and were beautiful to witness! They were inclusive and generous as they interacted with students from other schools and dance groups, and they danced beautifully on stage. A Step... more »

  suckie52 wrote:

I had the pleasure of attending a performance of Dance Detour last year and it changed my perspective on life. Witnessing the beautiful dancing of people of different abilities invalidated all of the excuses I had for not striving to reach my full potential.... more »

  ChaChaDancer wrote:

The people who lead this organization lack proper communication skills. They never answer their emails, no one ever picks up the phone and when you do get to speak to someone, they dont have an ounce of passion about dance. Most of them are over 80... more »

  teodoragaite wrote:

After the death of my late husband, there was a void in my heart, I was looking for some kind of spiritual dimension in my life. Doing volunteer work for the FAAP give me additional meaning in my life. I am from Philippines and I wanted to help put ... more »

  mman wrote:

I love dancing at momentum! It's like my second home! more »

  bkkempen wrote:

My girls have loved Shreveport Metropolitan Ballet since they started dancing 8 years ago. The organization works so hard to do what is best for the dancers. Really top notch! Nutcracker is always amazing!! more »

  orengade wrote:

I started out as a dancer with this organization, and gradually was introduced to all the wonderful work JOMDC is doing to build communities that dance in the Washington DC area. JOM works in the DC public schools, in all kinds of arts venues, and fulfills... more »

  shomari wrote:

Heritage Works in Detroit, under the direction of Mama Rhonda green has effectively changed the lives of countless children. Heritage has been a poineer for the African cultural arts of drum & dance for the last ten years. Youth from the ages of five... more »

  Evelyn Sasso D. wrote:

Grupo Cultural Latinos En Rochester, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) that focuses on sharing the diverse folklore of Latino communities with Western, NY. With the ongoing support of recreation centers, towns, and donors, we offer dance classes, bilingual... more »

  mariechoreo wrote:

Open Studio Review, June 5, 2010 by Carolyn Merrell, freelance writer for FitEngine.com As I walked up the apartment building steps and buzzed suite 202 I questioned the authenticity of this dance company. A woman let me in without saying a word... more »

  nrityollasa wrote:

Soorya Performing Arts is one of the best non profit organizations which is promoting Indian Classical dance and music in a very great way. Soorya plays a big role in bringing awareness in the younger generation regarding the beautiful art forms of... more »

  Monika T. wrote:

Wonderful teachers. Great place doing wonderful work bringing Arts to our community. more »

  Alicia_B wrote:

I am very thankful that I enrolled my teenage son Josiah in the MOVE Inclusive dance program this past fall. It's such a blessing to have a place for him to be accepted, loved and appreciated! Josiah was so excited to be on stage at the performance at... more »

  elleno wrote:

Mark Morris Dance Group is an outstanding organization, providing magnificent dance performances to audiences around the world. The company also provides the Dance for Parkinson's Disease Program, with patients, their families, and caregivers participating... more »

  lpinelli wrote:

The Ballet Ambassadors came to our Primary Center and spent two days working with the Kindergarten children, helping them to learn and then perform a very-well adapted version of the Nutcracker. They were very informative and helpful, and they related... more »

  Neena5MAO1 wrote:

Thank you to Kylee's Dancing Angels Find your Happy Place for helping so many cancer patients improve their quality of life through your generous donations and help. You have made a difference in my life and those many. Top notch and class act all the... more »

  dreamdanceprogram wrote:

DREAM is one of the best ballroom dance programs out there for schools. It teaches kids to Discover, Respect, Express, Achieve, and Motivation. Every school should have this program. more »

  ladyofwh wrote:

This is one awesome dance association in Orange County! Their mission is clear: to provide members of dance association and the public rich and meaningful experience in the dance world. People involved with the association are friendly and willing to... more »

  PegMM wrote:

I am elated to be a Board member for this Dance Scholarship project. I HOPE IT WILL RUN long after I am gone! Check out the calendar previews. Each photographer and famous dancer gave their time to our project. Please stay tuned for more exciting... more »

  Jay_15 wrote:

Piedmont Dance Theatre was able to provide over 3000 local elementary students a free performance of The Nutcracker. It was the first ballet some children had ever seen and was a memorable experience for all! more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  JCTate2 wrote:

Yoshiko Chuma reaches out to various cultures and works to help us understand that differences are strength. I am awed by his persistence and vision. more »

  Stacey Duwe wrote:

Dancing Classrooms Northeast Ohio is a social development program that uses ballroom dance as a tool to get children to break down social barriers, build self-confidence, and learn to work together as a team. I have seen the incredible impact this program... more »

  joy wrote:

Finalist in the 2009 Tampa Bay Business Journal Best nonprofit of the year award. Very worthy cause for special needs children. more »

  jhgdancer wrote:

Joan Meyers Brown and The Philadelphia Dance Company make an important contribution to preserving African American heritage and culture. The choreography is superb; the technique sound and the inspiration they provide is beyond compare. They join the... more »

  Pulelehua Q. wrote:

The Movement Center has performing Arts Classes for people of all ages. I have found this an amazing place to Dance even tHough i am not as young as I used to be. they have a Encore Dance project for dancers over 30... wow. more »

  Shala wrote:

The Knoxville dance project has brought the joy of Dance to so many children of the Knoxville area. Children learn not only dance but confidence and pride in themselves. The teachers encourage these children to be the best they can be. It is a joy to... more »

  Rathna K. wrote:

Samskriti is a very unusual arts organization. It not only presents outstanding Indian and non-Indian artists (in an Indian context), but it is the only arts organization in Texas that conducts annual conferences on a variety of art subjects, in collaboration... more »

  Lesley6 wrote:

My daughter learned to dance with Ms. Deborah. She started at 3 years age and was there through age six. The classes are affordable and my daughter received a lot of one on one attention. Ms. Deborah and her amazing program have inspired my daughter.... more »

  ddjdstar wrote:

La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club has been a haven for artists from around the world. This year, La MaMa hosted an extraordinary event: the conference Acting Together on the World Stage: Theatre and Peacebuilding in Conflict Zones, which brought together... more »

  grace1 wrote:

I have been to every performance that Uptown Dance Company has given and I have not been disappointed. They bring in quality choreographers who feature the best of their talent. They also have a wonderful reception after each performance so the patrons... more »

  lisa3 wrote:

CenterStage is a wonderful place to see a play. The facility is lovely, the actors are always top notch, and it is always an enjoyable experience. The choice of plays is unique and the executive director, BJ Koonce, and her staff, do an outstanding job. more »

  SBrimhall wrote:

This is a family-oriented, performance-only Irish dance school. I've been dancing here for 3 years, and I couldn't be happier with Rinceoiri! There's a wide range of ages (preK-grandparents) and experience levels. Most everyone is friendly and willing... more »

  DM_believer wrote:

Awareness to our environment and dance too, great !! more »

  Greg V. wrote:

It is so great to see such an organization in my hometown. I love the swing dances. more »

  kynelson wrote:

Poorly managed, mismanagement of funding and resources, comingling of non-profit and for profit funds. more »

  BigMamavadon wrote:

Sweet Sensation Performance of Art Urban Rhythm Inc is a Non- Profit Organization a wonderful program for children that want to build there self up and find who their are more »

  dancemom1122 wrote:

Arts in Motion is a non-profit company of dancers, ages 6 to 19, formed from the In Step Dance Company. The mission of these dancers is very simple. They are "kids working for kids". Every year, this group of young dancers reaches out to children all... more »

  Seeking help wrote:

Southern enterprise is against anyone that is LGBTQ. The director has very nasty views on homosexuals. They teach ballet to children and adults but the distain he has for gay people is outrageous. Just today in a meeting he said homosexuals are after... more »

  jayy wrote:

hello my name is sandy walker i been doing volunteer work with l.p for over six years my part i help with the youths in making a better outlet for them give them a chance to grow and to also let them no some one care about them this also help me in a... more »

  isaac13 wrote:

I am living in poverty without a job in my home country Kenya. I did not get much education because of my poor background. I have been unable to reach the right audience so as to ask for the little help i need to bring change in my household. You... more »

  Shanna Sortor L. wrote:

Absolutely amazing organization! Began as a volunteer for my practicum in college, but I will work with them long after I have finished it! more »

  not an athlete wrote:

BDF is a superb training program for students who seek careers in musical theatre. The summer intensive programs have seasoned Broadway professionals teaching the students and providing constructive, positive feedback. The concluding performance showcases... more »

  nikkiporter1 wrote:

Love to see how this organization keeps great opportunities available to their dancers, their families and the community. They help ensure kids spend their time constructively and nurture dance skills to prep for any post high school dance goals. Even... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Terry wrote:

Tapestry Folkdance Center is a one-of-a-kind facility that brings together dancers and musicians from every genre. It's huge beautiful maple hardwood floors attract dancers from all over the area for swing dancing, contra dancing, international dancing... more »

  Writer wrote:

Triskelion Arts supports a wide variety of talented dance and performance artists in NYC and the surrounding boroughs. They have been by my side throughout my growth as an artist and choreographer and I have learned so much from the experiences with the... more »

  Cristina Gomez N. wrote:

Writing from Barcelona(Spain) didn’t had the chance to visit Anthony Burrell dance center but i will do it for sure very soon! These children have the best teacher. Anthony not only has an incredible heart but he is so nice and good! He is a great... more »

  bukehe wrote:

When it comes to the world of luxury and speed, a select few automobiles stand out as masterpieces of engineering and design. These ultra-rare and meticulously crafted vehicles are built not only for performance but also as symbols of exclusivity and... more »

  Fortune Cookie wrote:

I have known Mary and the company for years and think that they are wonderful! They were the first dance company in Pittsburgh to consistently create site-specific work, and 29 years later are still doing it well and with gusto! What strikes... more »

  cbottini wrote:

As a school counselor, and administrator, I have the opportunity to see first hand how BFF can have an immediate positive impact on a foster care student's life. Ensuring academic success requires support that goes beyond the classroom. The commitment... more »

  flug0019@gmail.com wrote:

Thought provoking and beautiful dancing. The dancers are athletic, graceful and represent another form of a creature verses human. Absolutely stunning. more »

  Writer wrote:

Awesome organization that has taught many youths about the tradition and culture of Panama through dance. more »

  FrancesP wrote:

Yesterday I went to the Bayview to see a performance by Girlfly, a summer program produced by Flyaway Productions in which approximately 15 teenaged girls work together intensively, learning about aerial or--as was true this year--site specific dance,... more »

  Joani R. wrote:

I am impressed that the Redwood Playhouse sponsors a teen theatre company. It's an important part of life for many teens in our rural area. Redwood Playhouse is a hard working organization that has created a beautiful and much needed performance space... more »

  ocarts wrote:

FBT puts on four productions a year at the Irvine Barclay and they do a great job bringing in very popular guest artists. We saw Paloma Herrera in The Nutcracker in December and she was absolutely beautiful. The company dancers were also very impressive... more »

  sunnyakela wrote:

My family had never been to a dance performance of any kind until we saw an ADF ad in the paper. We bought tickets and went that afternoon to see Pilobolus at a children's matinee. We were hooked and have been every year for the past 7 summers. The... more »

  EllenJane wrote:

Mission Statement: Educating, Cultivating and Inspiring Through DanceThree inspiring, professional and beautifully choreographed productions a year touches the lives of those who attend from Marietta Ga., the Greater Atlanta area, and beyond.There... more »

  dancelover1234 wrote:

I've been so impressed with RCB's continued community outreach. Their "InStudio" program, free performance at Canandaigua Academy, and performance for RCSD's fourth graders is a beautiful thing, because it brings the arts to more people who might not... more »

  mikewilliamsen wrote:

Celebrating 25 years of placing and operating music and dance in schools for disadvantaged children. Over 150,000 children to date and many teaching jobs. more »

  Francesca4 wrote:

Excellent company. True professionals. True artists! more »

  Andrea W. wrote:

Being apart of the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange's performance of Still Crossing as two of the "Community of Dancers" was one of the best mother/son experiences I have ever had. I am proud that Liam (age 6) participated, learned the dance and finally performed... more »

  leslie4 wrote:

my family has been involved with CYDP for 3 years now. wow - they are a phenomenal group of talented, diverse, progressive, warm and energetic teachers. (and they're not getting rich, either.) my daughter takes a variety of dance classes - ballet, hip... more »

  markkleiman wrote:

These amazingly gifted and dedicated performers almost ALL have 'day jobs' because the troupe struggles financially. The artistic commitment, and the esprit de corps of these terrific young dancers is inspiring. more »

  tommyd wrote:

This organization provides essential performance opportunities and programming in the South Bronx. Courageous programs and outstanding artists make the organization stand out. Its target audiences are those most in need of vibrant and excellent storytelling.... more »

  trouble wrote:

this company is the best...they have instructors that teach with professionalism and they also have great customer service skills. I love this business more »

  butzenkind wrote:

...is a competently run modern ballet company with the wisdom of its 30 years and the brio of the art form it celebrates. Even more impressive is the community feeling fostered in all of its endeavors, from studio performances in NYC to mammoth architectural... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a volunteer with the Hancock Center, I was so impressed with the creative and compassionate approach they bring to the work. Expressive art as a form of healing is so powerful! more »

  vangeline wrote:

RAQUEL AMAZAN, PERFORMING ARTIST, WITNESS "July 12 at 7pm was a presentation by six women in the prison at the corner of 11 avenue and 20th street. Six women hung to the walls of a gym inside a prison in Manhattan. This first image was a startling one... more »

  anapereira wrote:

for 9 years my daughter takes classes at the Academy of Dance international, have had very good experiences and some not so much, we are human beings, but in this special place she grew up surrounded by the best teachers we could find along this time... more »

  Chayito wrote:

The Dance Umbrella has brought many Dance forms and Arts disciplines together in collaboration through awesome projects Bill Louis is bringing the dance community together beautifully with local projects . Amazingly this has brought together Artist that... more »

  hmcmcole wrote:

Scotia Dancers is a friendly, welcoming group that teaches basic and advanced Scottish country dancing (SCD), a dance form that is one of the predecessors to square dancing. When the music starts and you begin to move to the music, daily cares slip away... more »

  gregmiller wrote:

DNA is a great place to take cheap dance classes as well as attend world class performances. Their cozy theater allows you to be really in tune with the emotional experience of their dance shows. more »

  gwenmanis wrote:

This volunteer group is so dedicated to helping seniors.I’ve had the pleasure on several occasions to be in the audience during their performance and witness the smiles on the senior’s faces. The songs are chosen with the age group in mind... more »

  Zoe_A wrote:

A Push to Excel as a Community -Why I Give to Sonia Plumb Dance Companywww.SoniaPlumbDance.orgI first learned about the Sonia Plumb Dance Company as a student at the University of Saint Joseph. They were Artist in Residence, a first for... more »

  EveStanley wrote:

The Winchester community has been greatly enriched by the presence of Italia Performing Arts Institute, the first of its kind in the area. Through their scholarship program for students and their Professional Dance Company- ArteInMovimento, they have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Kudos to this wonderful treasure in San Diego that often goes unnoticed. In the heart of Balboa Park lives SDCDA, a community of hundreds of volunteers and a dance community who have won numerous awards for their program and annual Collage show. SDCDA... more »

  INTR wrote:

This is a small non-profit that does very big things. They brought a 10-piece song and dance troupe from China to Minnesota for the first time and has presented several groundbreaking multi-cultural concerts, some even featuring Grammy-winning musicians.... more »

  ConcernedParent124 wrote:

This program was built to build children's self-esteem. Instead it tears it down with the sole owner, Chuck Mckay, makes children feel unwanted, hurt, and like a piece of trash. Mr. Mckay deprives children of food and breaks for water. I would never send... more »