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About US OUR SPONSORS: WE NEED YOUR HELP Your assistance
helps establish a lively, viable dance program in our community that will
compliment our existing theatre, choral and orchestral groups. Please consider the following: WARRENTON BALLET GUILD As a member of the Guild, you will have the exciting
opportunity of representing the Company through fundraising events.
We need your passion and your creative ideas. Please contact Linda Voelpel
at
Linda@warrentonballet.org to join others like yourself who believe that dreams can come true!
Dont be a bystander during this exciting time. Our sponsorship program presents an opportunity to financially support The Warrenton Ballet Company. We need resources to fund performance venues, costuming, stage production, choreography, rehearsals, ad campaigns, and so much more. All contributions are tax deductible. The Internal Revenue Service approved our application for nonprofit charitable status (501(c)(3). |
Warrenton's Civic Ballet2009 CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCES: A Holiday Tea with Cinderella and Friends, a Benefit Event for Blue Ridge Speech and Hearing Center of Loudoun County, Middleburg Community Center, December 6 at 4:00 p.m.
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2008 - 2009
A GIFT OF DANCEThe Warrenton Ballet
Company, formed in September 2005, is charitable (501(C)(3), non-profit organization dedicated to providing concert
performance opportunities on a pre-professional level to aspiring dancers
throughout the Fauquier County area. The brainchild of Linda Voelpel,
Director of The Ballet Academy of Warrenton, the Company was formed
in celebration of her then, five years of instructing local children and adults in
classical ballet technique, jazz, tap, modern and hip-hop. The Board of Directors of The Warrenton Ballet Company is fully invested in promoting an open exchange of artistic expression through performances, outreach programs and collaboration with other artistic mediums. We welcome THE WARRENTON BALLET to our community.
Bye for now, Linda Voelpel |
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