Support Us

To ensure The Company keeps on dancing each year we need to generate financial support. Balletboyz, a registered charity, receives only a small portion of its income from public funding so we are always keen to hear from individuals or corporate partners interested in helping us continue the success of our artistic, educational and community programmes.

For 2010/11 we are thrilled to announce the support of The Clore Duffield Foundation and the Foundation for Sport and the Arts who have made grants towards the provision of professional development and touring opportunities for our new company of dancers.

Through these grants we have raised £100,000 for the first year of our new company.

This is a great start, but it costs Balletboyz an additional £10,000 per dancer a year to enable them to work with top choreographers, to develop their skills and technique and to receive workshop delivery training to enable them to develop and inspire others. That’s £80,000

Could you help us help these young artists develop their talent and help other young people to develop their potential?  You can make a donation now via our JustGiving.com page, by clicking on the donation button to the left*.  All donations, no matter how small, help towards our target and help us maintain the high quality of our artistic and educational output.

If you would like to know more about opportunities to support Balletboyz, please contact Kerry Whelan, General Manager on 020 7278 4690 or on kerry@balletboyz.com

We are very grateful to all our supporters, without whose support we could not continue to offer the opportunities we currently do.

Click here to donate www.justgiving.com/balletboyz/donate

*If you are a UK taxpayer your gift can be increased by up to 28% at no extra cost to you. Balletboyz can claim 25% of tax on every £1 you give on or after 6 April 2008, and the Government pays transitional relief of an additional 3p on every £1 you give between 6 April 2008 and 5 April 2011. You must have paid UK income tax or capital gains tax equal to the tax that will be reclaimed.