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Helping Communities Thrive

For many years Los Angeles was not considered a center for arts and culture in the U.S. But that has changed profoundly since DRC’s founding in 1987. There has been a true cultural awakening in our city.

Support & Empower

While dance is one of the most dynamic art forms, it remains one of the most underrepresented. That’s why the DRC has dedicated itself to advocating for dance throughout Southern California and Greater Los Angeles.

YOUR SUPPORT WILL HELP LA DANCERS & DANCEMAKERS THRIVE

More than a Donation

Your contributions are investments: in the future of LA dance, LA dancers and local communities where we live, work and dance

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Keep LA Moving!

Due to LA County wildfires, the Dance Resource Center is providing Emergency Relief Micro-Grants to support LA’s professional dance community. You can help keep LA dancing.

If you are in a position to do so, please consider contributing to DRC’s Los Angeles Emergency Relief & Recovery Fund and partner with us to keep LA dancing, especially through this challenging time.

The more we raise, the more we can distribute. No amount is too small.

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Give the Gift of Empowerment

Donate a DRC Membership to someone experiencing Financial Hardship

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COVID Relief

Your generosity allowed us to provide a bridge to 200+ dancers experiencing financial hardship during COVID-19. And we expanded our offerings to help the LA Dance Community find new ways to continue to enrich our lives with their art.

Your generous donation is 100% tax-deductible

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Hear from Our Members

“The DRC Team has been a blessing to all of us, and we feel appreciated. Thank you for the consideration, I have received my relief!”

Glenn Rodriguez, COVID Relief Recipient

“The DRC is hugely worthy of support given its distinct role, significant impact and great ongoing potential.”

Renae Williams Niles, Executive Director at Culver City Education Foundation and Board Chair of the Association of Performing Arts Professionals

“We are so honored to have the DRC’s support (during COVID). And what a help at this insane moment. You have both been such tremendous supporters of our work over these years. Thank you from the bottom of our collective BODYTRAFFIC heart.”

Tina Finkelman Berkett, BODYTRAFFIC