Limited Financial Resources
Underfunding for Teachers
Limited Facilities, Capacity & Reach
Unaware of Benefits
Provide Classes, Teachers & Supplies
Leverage Abundance & Make Connections
Fund Performances or Art Displays
Create New Pathways
It doesn't take much... A little donation goes a long way. Maybe your dance studio's students would like to donate their costumes to another school in Indonesia. Or maybe you're a past musician with some extra instruments in your basement that would be more appreciated by a child in Africa. Are you in school and looking for a fun summer travel gig? Volunteer to be a teacher! Have you enjoyed the benefits of the life skills gained through practicing ballet? Your financial donation helps spread the gift.
Trifecta Arts operates on philanthropic contributions from organizations and people like you. Your donations help us expand to new countries and build new programs all over the world so that we may reach more people in need.
Join the Trifecta Arts team of volunteers to support our initiatives worldwide. We're always seeking teachers, choreographers and others with a passion for arts education. Let us know how you'd like to help!
Another way you can help is by sharing Trifecta Arts' mission with your friends and family. You never know who has a passion for the arts and educating our youth. The larger our audience, the greater our impact.
It’s not every day that you get invited to be a guest at an international ballet workshop and competition, so I was thrilled to accept and attend the 39th International Meeting of Academies for the Teaching of Ballet, hosted by the National Ballet School of Cuba. This prestigious event brought together teachers and students from […]
An exciting development following my visit to the National Ballet School of Cuba was a scheduled meeting with the newly appointed Director of the School, Dani Miguel Hernández, and the Artistic Director of the National Ballet of Cuba, Viengsay Váldes, in San Juan, when the company traveled to Puerto Rico for 2 performances of Carmen […]
When my friend casually suggested, “Let’s go to Cuba,” I immediately packed 35 black leotards and began searching for connections in the dance world. A swift inquiry led me to a friend who knew someone from Cuba who had a relative at a Cuban ballet school, and soon enough, I had the thrilling opportunity to […]
