Fox Hill Dance Foundation, Inc.
The mission of the Fox Hill Dance Foundation, Inc. is to provide scholarships for underprivileged children that have talent and a passion for dance. As a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization, your contribution will be tax-favored.
Violence, theft, destruction of property, and drug use among young adults is at an all time high. After-school programs are wonderful activities, but they seldom support the young performing artists. What about the dancers?
Fox Hill Dance Foundation, Inc.
The mission of the Fox Hill Dance Foundation, Inc. is to provide scholarships for underprivileged children that have talent and a passion for dance. As a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization, your contribution will be tax-favored.
Violence, theft, destruction of property, and drug use among young adults is at an all time high. After-school programs are wonderful activities, but they seldom support the young performing artists. What about the dancers?
The Foundation has provided scholarships to students with fathers in prison, single mothers struggling to make ends meet, parents who have lost their jobs, kids living with grandparents on fixed incomes, and many more. The most recent scholarship recipient is Immauni Ridley, shown to the right with the Foundation Executive Director, Steven Wright.
These young dancers are supported by the Fox Hill Dance Foundation. We would love to support more talented and deserving children, and ask you to help make this possible. Please make a tax-favored donation and support this program. The scholarship cost to support a dancer for one year is $1,200. You can make a difference by contributing to this program.
The Foundation Board of Directors serves without compensation:
Jill Bellis-Bisesi; is the Program Director and Instructor for Children’s Creative Expressions,as well as being employed by the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.
Sarah Isis-Delima; is a pediatrics resident at Indiana University serving Riley, Methodist, and Wishard Hospitals.
Joanna Franklin; is the President of Fox Hill Manor Civic Assoc., and Board Member of the Crooked Creek Community Council. Joanna has sixteen children.
Leah Richmond-Jones; has taught Kindergarten in the Indianapolis Public School System for thirty-two years.
Gregory Wright; has been an insurance agent for the past thirty years. He is an elected member of the Washington Township School Board.
Foundation Executive Director serves without compensation:
Steven Wright has over twenty years experience as a professional ballet dancer in companies including: The Colorado Ballet and the Indianapolis Ballet Theater. Mr. Wright is a graduate from Indiana University with honors. He is a master ballet instructor and presently teaches dance. He also is a contributor to the Crooked Creek Small Business Association.
For information on how you can help the Foundation, contact Steven at (317) 956-9775 or sg66wright@hotmail
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