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WELCOME! ,,,,This is GRANT NEWS
MISSION
STATEMENT
Rebecca Kelly Ballet's mission is to bring a humanistic outlook to the stage through an engaging blend of contemporary ballet and modern dance characterized by relevancy and delivered with style.
Through the creation, performing, and teaching of dance, RKB provokes thought, and engages its audience. By bridging classical technique and contemporary styles, and by offering performances to diverse audiences, RKB opens doors and brings dance everywhere it can, strengthening communities through participation in the arts.
The Company is sustained by a combination of revenues generated by teaching
and touring, by grants, and through the participation of individuals like
yourselves - our audience. It is your curiosity and support which enable RKB to bring fresh new ballets to the stage.
Rebecca Kelly Ballet is an activity of Appleby Foundation,
Inc. a non-profit, 501C-3 tax-exempt organization incorporated in the
State of New York in 1979.
WE SALUTE OUR SUSTAINING PARTNERS
Over the past two decades some organizations have provided outstanding loyal
support. They are part of RKB's history. RKB gratefully acknowledges the
Henry Buhl Foundation, Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, the Horace W.
Goldsmith Foundation, the Harkness Foundations for Dance, the Lake Placid
Center for the Arts, the Roy R. and Marie S. Neuberger Foundation, and
Burelles Luce.
GRANT NEWS
The Roy and Marie Neuberger Foundation awards a grant of $25,000
to establish the Marie Fund for Dancers.
The Horace Goldsmith Foundation awards a leadership grant of $20,000 3--year grant for general operations
The Buhl Foundation awards a leadership grant of $25,000 for development
The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation awards $5,000 for general operations
The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation awards $2,500 for general operations
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs awards $7,500 for cultural services for 2008.
OTHER RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS
RKB gratefully salutes the support of the
corporations, foundations, and individuals which have made the season
possible, with particular thanks to the following recent benefactors:
New York State Council on the Arts, Architectural Planning and Design, support for the Tahawus Lodge Center
Harkness
Foundation for Dance has made awards supporting new works every single year since 1992!
The
Stewarts Shops for support
of North Country Summer Dance Programs
The Lake Placid Education Fund has repeatedly supported RKB's education outreach programs in the North Country.
Burelles Luce Corporation for exceptional generous, longtime PR clippings support.
New York State Dance Force awarded
$5,000 in support of the creation and premiere
performances of Earth and Waters, completing the trilogy Adirondack Elemental in 2007. Premieres took place in North Creek and Lake Placid; previews and highlights were shown in Watertown and Potsdam and NYC. Choreographer
Rebecca Kelly collaborated with three women from the Adirondack
and Catskill Mountains to create compositions
for solo cello, flute, and Celtic harp for the new ballet.
A
COPY OF THE LATEST ANNUAL REPORT
may be obtained upon request from Appleby Foundation, Inc. or
from the Office of the Attorney General, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway,
New York, NY 10271.
RKB is also listed on Guidestar.
HOW CAN YOU HELP..... SUPPORT
RKB,,,,, Annual Appeal
To join us in bringing ballets to the stage, and dance to young people,
please consider making a contribution. Call us at 212-431-8489, or if
you prefer, tell us your name and address by email, and we will send you information
on how you can support Rebecca Kelly Ballet.
Click to view RKB's WISH LIST
Green for Ages; Green for Good
REBECCA KELLY BALLET encourages partnerships with organizations sharing the common goal of raising awareness and providing creative and sustaining solutions in our stewardship of the environment. Please contact RKB's Office to develop thoughtful and practical ways we can work together:
Contact us by e-mail Rkballet1@verizon.net

Tear of the Clouds. Costumes painted by Donna Marxer.
Photograph by Adrian Buckmaster |
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