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 january, the src funded a winter extreme 14 workshop which is a one day workshop all children 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. Typically, the src hosts a summer extreme and headshot workshop. Due to the covid 19 pandemic, these programs were cancelled. The summer extreme is a full week of classes. In the headshot workshop, students are taught how to construct a dance resume and a professional photographer takes headshots of the performers to accompany their resumes. Part iii no. 29(contd)- adaptability skills in the face of covid 19, for a total of $26,775. The amount awarded was significantly higher than past years due to the cancellation of the summer extreme. The scholarships need to be used within 1 year of the date awarded, and must be used for dance or performing arts programs/expenses.”

“Description AmountMISCELLANEOUS 288”

“Description AmountPROGRAM EXPENSES 33,439WEBSITE 141FRIENDS & FAMILY EXPENSES 597BANK CHGS & OTHER FEES 55MEETINGS 65LICENSE & REGISTRATION 450POSTAGE 29OFFICE SUPPLIES & SOFTWARE 830INSURANCE 475MISCELLANEOUS 55”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearPREPAID EXPENSES 9,294 9,649”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearDEFERRED REVENUE 6,300 275ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 1,800 0ACCRUED EXPENSES 7,087 550”

“(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”