The Young Dancer Foundation of South Florida, Inc. - a 501(c) (3) charity
SUPPORT YOUNG ARTISTS
The Young Dancer Foundation of South Florida, Inc.
Ruling Year: 2007
Main Address: 6284 Harbour Club Dr, Lake Worth, FL 33467
EIN: 20-5752334
NTEE Code: Dance (A62)
What Is The Young Dancer Foundation of South Florida, Inc.?
The Young Dancer Foundation of South Florida, Inc. is a nonprofit organization established to receive charitable, tax-deductible donations in support of talented young dancers and aspiring artists. Contributions may be made through monetary donations, in-kind gifts such as shoes and dancewear, or by generously donating time and talents through volunteer efforts, benefit performances, event support, and raffle contributions.
The Foundation raises funds to benefit dancers of all ages, races, and religions who have demonstrated talent and/or a strong desire to pursue dance education. Our mission is to provide meaningful access to the performing arts for young dancers, particularly those in communities that lack the financial means to support arts education. Through community support, benefit events, and generous donations from individuals and businesses, the Foundation is able to award assistance that directly impacts dancers and dance programs.
How Does the Foundation Aid Talented Young Dancers?
The Young Dancer Foundation of South Florida, Inc. awards grants and scholarships to individuals and groups who are actively training—or who aspire to train—in the field of dance. Funds raised are distributed through a formal application and review process. Scholarship awards are determined by Foundation committees and are based on applicant need, merit, and the financial capacity of the Foundation at the time of distribution.
Why Should I Help?
When access to dance education and artistic opportunity is limited, the effects are far-reaching for young people and the community as a whole. Dance provides a powerful creative outlet while supporting physical health, mental focus, discipline, and emotional well-being. Participation in the performing arts also fosters teamwork, social awareness, confidence, and self-expression—skills that extend far beyond the studio.
While the height of the COVID-19 pandemic may have passed, the arts continue to face significant challenges. Arts programs are often the first to be reduced or eliminated during times of financial uncertainty, leaving young artists with fewer opportunities to train, perform, and dream. Many aspiring dancers still struggle with limited resources, rising costs, and reduced access to professional pathways. Your support helps ensure that these young artists can continue pursuing their passion and building a future in the arts.
How Can I Help?
Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to The Young Dancer Foundation of South Florida, Inc. Your generosity supports a community that values dance education, creativity, and performance as essential parts of a child’s development. With your support, young dancers are given opportunities they may never have imagined possible. Any amount or form of support is deeply appreciated, and your contribution today may help shape the artists who grace our stages tomorrow.
Who Have We Helped?
To date, The Young Dancer Foundation of South Florida, Inc. has provided opportunities for individual dancers and groups to continue their arts education at the following prestigious institutions and organizations:
The Juilliard School Dance Division, New York University, PACE University, Pacific Northwest Ballet, OnStage America, University of Southern California, Kaufman School of Dance, New Century Dance Project, Florida State University, Jacob’s Pillow,, University of Tampa, University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA), University of Central Florida, Boston Conservatory, and The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.
Click the video link below to learn more about how we help and to hear testimonials from artists who have benefited from the Foundation.
https://vimeo.com/1158032642?fl=pl&fe=sh
Inquire about receiving assistant or donating here: thatsdancn@aol.com