24 7 Dance Studio Student Repertory Company

“Part iii - the organizations primary exempt purpose is to provide education, promotion, and support for the arts, with particular emphasis on, but not limited to, dance. Part iii no. 28 (contd) - in october, in which all children received performance makeup and were given a tutorial on how to apply stage makeup. In december, the src funded a winter extreme 14 workshop, as well as a summer extreme 14 workshop in august, that the children all attend. It includes professionals in all areas of dance, and classes in all genres. It gives the children an experience with teachers outside their own studio, as well as different techniques. The winter extreme is a one day workshop and the summer workshop is a full week of classes. In march, we provided a headshot workshop. In this workshop, students were taught how to construct a dance resume and a professional photographer took headshots of all the performers to accompany their resumes. Part ii no. 29 (contd) - all over the united states. There was also a performance at the end of the weekend, for dancers to enjoy, featuring pieces from various tap choreographers and student groups in the area.part ii no. 30 (contd) - broadway show. It was a great experience for all the children! Not only did they get the experience of working with a real-live broadway dancer, they were able to have a question and answer session with the dancer afterward, to ask about life as a performer in new york city.”

“Description AmountMISCELLANEOUS 1,360”

“Description AmountPROGRAM EXPENSES 59,196WEBSITE 269FRIENDS & FAMILY EXPENSES 450BANK CHGS & OTHER FEES 642MEETINGS 730LICENSE & REGISTRATION 75MISCELLANEOUS 210OFFICE SUPPLIES & SOFTWARE 850”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearPREPAID EXPENSES 2,752 9,294”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearDEFERRED REVENUE 1,400 6,300ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 0 1,800ACCRUED EXPENSES 0 7,087”

“Bonding events - these are offered throughout the year, to keep the performers connected and having fun, while touching on topics of bullying and conflict resolution. These include some evening bonding events, some in the afternoon, and even an overnight lock-in, which the children all look forward to each year.scholarships - the src was able to provide 28 dancers with scholarships for extraordinary effort throughout the year. Amounts awarded ranged from $50 to $500. The scholarships need to be used within 1 year of the date awarded, and must be used for dance or performing arts programs/expenses. Another way the src has been able to help further educate our performers is by purchasing videos from the competitions they attend. The videos are then watched in class, so that the children can critique themselves, and see where they need to improve for their next performance. This has been a great tool for the dancers and teachers to use!the src also hosted an end of year recital in which the dancers are proud to show off their skills and dances.”

“(a) did the organization, during the year, receive any funds, directly or indirectly, to pay premiums on a personal benefit contract - no(b) did the organization, during the year, pay premiums, directly or indirectly, on a personal benefit contract - no”