DeAngelo Cheatom's Fundraiser
Help Collage LEAP into the future!
Celebrate Leap Year with a gift of just $29.
We are no longer accepting donations on this campaign, but there are other ways for you to support us today!
Devon Mitchell
"Love you Little Brother! 💙"
$29
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Tré Smith
"Always thrilled to support the arts and the education of young black boys and girls!"
$29
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Sheree Cheatom
"So proud of you son! Keep persuing your dreams! 💃 "
$29
Vanessa Murtaugh
"Love you!"
$29
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March Gates
"For our favorite dance instructor, DeAngelo. Much love - March & Mike"
$50
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Sharron Turner
I donated in support of this campaign.
$29
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Cristen Wyatt
I donated in support of this campaign.
$29
Jade Mackie
"To inspire black and brown ballet dancers and give them a space to learn and share their talent. "
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Marcus Robinson
I donated in support of this campaign.
$29
Every four years, February gets an extra day. Some people say it's to help balance the calendar with Earth's orbit around the Sun, but here at Collage Dance we know that it is just an opportunity to take a giant LEAP towards our vision of a world-class ballet company and school.
Why else would it be called LEAP DAY if it was not an opportunity to advance, rise, and soar???
Like most performing arts organizations, Collage relies on donations from individual supporters to provide its world-class programming. Your support can help propel Collage to become the leading international Black ballet company while remaining deeply rooted in the Memphis community.
Will you join me this Leap Day and donate a gift of $29 to support their mission to inspire the growth of ballet?
Thank you!
About Collage:
For 14 years, Collage Dance has worked to inspire the growth and diversity of ballet. Collage Dance is one of the only professional ballet companies in the world with a roster of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) dancers and the Collage Dance Conservatory trains more children of color in a classical art form than any other non-profit in the area.
The organization has grown tremendously since 2009, is now one of the largest 50 ballet companies in the United States and was recently named a Southern Cultural Treasure by SouthArts and the Ford Foundation.
The Collage Dance Conservatory welcomes students of all backgrounds and races and is proactive in its efforts to engage students of color in an effort to address the racial inequity in classical ballet.