Albi

“Expenses 241 bank charges & fees 99 computer programs 300 payroll processing fees 2,257 postage expense 18 taxes & licenses 65 total 2,980”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 27,665 4,465 comerica bank mastercard 9,175 0”

“The specific purpose of this corporation is to provide a sanctuary for children and families to receive free dance, fitness theater, art classes and nutrition education workshops. This corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational and scientific purposes and to assist other exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code or the corresponding section of any future federal code. The corporation was formed to meet the substantial requirements of the community.”

“During thanksgiving break 2019 (11/25-11/27) albi produced a turkey dance camp program monday-wednesday from 7:30am-5:30pm at the delhi center in santa ana. We served a total of 101 unduplicated students. Sixty-two percent of our participants classified as extremely low income with 74 hispanic participants and 52 female as head of household. Thanksgiving program description: students ages 5-15 years old in our 3-day program, spent at least 18 hours of classroom training to be part of a culminating show themed around being grateful and future goals. Young artists performed a compilation of hip hop, cultural and contemporary dances. A few older students also presented elements of deejaying. Embedded within our classroom training, students also participated in 6 hours of gang prevention workshops focused on building social emotional skills and character. Additionally, students showcased their artwork in a gallery that displayed projects to exemplify their thoughts on being grateful. Art pieces such as grateful hands, nutritional workshop activities, and personalized dream/vision boards were exhibited alongside a table full of delicious refreshments for parents and families to enjoy. During winter break 2019 (12/26-12/28, 2019 and 1/2-1/4, 2020) albi produced a 1920's dance camp program thursdays and fridays from 7:30am- 5:30pm and saturdays 7:30am-12:30pm at the delhi center in santa ana. We served a total of 102 unduplicated students. Seventy-nine percent of our participants classified as extremely low income with 113 hispanic participants and 93 female as head of household. Students ages 5-15 years old in our 6-day program, spent at least 18 hours of classroom training to be part of a culminating show themed around the 1920s past and 2020 present. Young artists performed a compilation of swing, 1920s era, charleston and hip hop dances. A few older students also presented elements of deejaying. Embedded within our classroom training, students also participated in 6 hours of gang prevention workshops focused on building social emotional skills and character. Additionally, delhi center teens taught 4 gang prevention workshops to our students during our social emotional classes. Students also produced art pieces such as masquerade masks, bow ties, and head pieces from the 1920's.”

“The 2020 covid-19 shutdown brought new challenges for our programs: albi provided free virtual dance and dj workshops for a total of 130 students in the city of santa ana. They were provided during spring break and after school. Virtual camp with live classes that include dance and social emotional skills through zoom and google meets, as well as online resources daily, such as personalized youtube videos on djing, dance, yoga and how to stay healthy. Live zoom classes operated monday-friday april 6th to april 10th, 2020, between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm during spring classes as well as monday through thursday april 13th to may 29th from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm for the after school classes. As the covid-19 pandemic continues, it is vital now more than ever to encourage students and their families to make healthy choices daily. In addition to participating in our high energy classes on a weekly basis, albi compiled several resources to help facilitate this transition away from the classroom and into one's homes. Students and their families can access these resources at their own time to continue moving and relieve stress. Furthermore, we have incorporated several strategies to help students think deeply about their own self-care routines. We have provided a multitude of exercise, meditation, yoga and dance education videos and resources through our virtual google classroom.”