Donate to the A.O. Movement Collective
Driven to reinvent the current paradigm of dancemaking to be functional and successful rather than a constant struggle, the AOMC refuses to be a dance company satisfied with only making new work. Instead, we are a family, a think-tank, dancemakers, community leaders, ever-evolving mind-bodies, technology developers, and catalysts - movers and shakers in every sense. We couldn’t be more excited to continue this work, and share every bit of it with you along the way. However, to continue making new work we are in constant need of support!
We know that many of you are students, artists, and revolutionaries - people who don't have excessive time or money to throw around – but anything you can give is vastly helpful, and a clear expression of your support. Make a donation, check out our wish list, or volunteer - there’s no wrong way to help.
Donations to the A.O. Movement Collective are tax-deductible, and officially count as your good deed, protest against lack or arts funding, and/or step towards sustainable dancemaking for the week. Also, we’ll love you forever.
Learn more about where the money goes, different donor levels, and the AOMC’s fundraising strategies
*Sarah A.O. Rosner is a member artist of Dance Theater Workshop, Inc., a non-profit tax-exempt organization. Contributions in support of Rosner's work are greatly appreciated and may be made payable to Dance Theater Workshop, Inc., earmarked for "the Dance Theater Workshop member project of Sarah A.O. Rosner." A description of the work and current project activities for which such contributions will be used are available from Rosner or Dance Theater Workshop, upon request. All contributions are fully deductible to the extent allowed by law. (Note: A copy of Dance Theater Workshop's latest annual financial report filed with the New York State Department of State may be obtained by writing to the N.Y.S. Dept. of State, Charities Registration, 162 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY, 12231, or to Dance Theater Workshop, 219 West 19th Street, New York, NY, 10011)