Brit Culver

This would allow one student to participate in our 2 class/week program at no cost to them.

This would allow TWO students to participate in our 2 class/week program at no cost to them.

Morgan Dibb

Lee Sherwood

Steven Greiner

Jennifer Bumpous

Meghan Bosse

Kaitlyn Anderson

Emily Claman

Abbey Harrison

Morgan Claiborne

Becca Denton

Savannah Peters

Megan Jayroe

Stephanie Morrison

Elizabeth Vorholt

Fundraisers

If we are able to bring in $600 per month, this will allow FOUR students to participate in our 2 class/week program at no cost to them. Please know that these families are so grateful for your support!

Reaching our overall goal of $1000 per month will allow us to bring in additional students from our scholarship waitlist. Make a difference in someone's life by committing to a monthly donation today!

MOVE Inclusive Dance 

We are an inclusive dance studio that empowers individuals of all ability levels to learn life skills through dance. We use the power of movement and music to transform our students’ lives while providing a nurturing, inviting community for 

The Joy Squad is a group of monthly givers who share a passion for spreading joy to others. They believe that one of life's greatest pleasures is giving back and extending a helping hand! 

By becoming a member of The Joy Squad, you are creating an important opportunity for a dancer in need.

The monthly funds raised from The Joy Squad will go towards scholarships for dancers who need financial assistance. 

It is important to us that our program is accessible to anyone who wants to experience the joy of dance, but more importantly a positive community that is inclusive to all. 

Dance class is so much more than learning choreography or steps. In our program, our students learn to be better communicators, problem-solvers, and creative thinkers, all while gaining increased respect and compassion for others.

Many of our students have various special needs, and that often comes with additional financial responsibilities.

 According to research, 40% of families with children with disabilities experience a financial burden due to their child's condition.* We believe this shouldn't prevent them from having access to a place where they can not only meet friends, have fun, and learn new skills, but express themselves and be accepted for who they truly are.

*Anderson, D., Dumont, S., Jacobs, P., & Azzaria, L. (2007). The Personal Costs of Caring for a Child with a Disability: A Review of the Literature. Public Health Reports, 122(1), 3-16. doi:10.1177/003335490712200102