Like many other organizations the LHS Blue Belle Dance team has been negatively impacted by COVID-19. Starting last March the pandemic has prevented the team from hosting in person fundraising events such as our dance clinics, homecoming dance and in-person shows. We would like to continue to serve the community while also providing the team the opportunity to keep up their dance and performance skills. Fundraising is essential to help pay for choreography, uniforms, costumes, dance education and basic operating costs. Please help us reach our goal!
$1,000 helps support our production cost of our live, in-person performances. If you have ever been to a Blue Belle Holiday or Spring Show you know that we strive to provide the audience with a near professional production and an exhilarating experience. This donation will help with facility and show costs such as lighting and sound. Thank you for your support!
$500 help keep the team looking current and fresh with new costumes for their performances. The team performs multiple types of dances during a show which require unique costumes and fittings. Thank you for your support!
$250 helps with choreography fees. The girls learn over 20 dances each year and some are taught by leading choreographers in the dance industry. This keeps the team dances up to date with current dance styles while learning new moves and combos. Thank you for your support!
$100 goes toward furthering dance education for the team. This allows the team to bring in specialized dance instructors or attend additional classes to continue to build their dance skills. Thank you for your support!
$50 helps fund additional equipment for the dance studio. This equipment is used by the team during their workout and technique sessions to develop them into strong dancers. Thank you for your support!
$35 helps with standard operating costs and supplies needed to keep the studio and events running smoothly. Thank you for your support!
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