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Most-backed dance in the United States

The 50 most-backed dance in the United States

The 50 most-backed dance in the United States are ranked by their centrality in the sector's funding network — a measure of how embedded they are through grants received, board connections, and shared funders.

The largest are Odc, Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation Inc, and Charlotte Ballet.

Organizations
3,749
Total revenue
$557.3M
Total assets
$1.2B

Most-backed dance in the United States

Ranked by sector centrality (ImpactRank over the funder graph).

Odc
Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation Inc
Charlotte Ballet
New York Live Arts Inc
Jacobs Pillow Dance Festival Inc
Kentucky Dance Council Inc
National Dance Institute New Mexico Inc
The International Association Of Blacks In Dance Inc
National Dance Institute Inc
Joyce Theater Foundation Inc
Nevada Ballet Theatre Inc
Denver Ballet Guild
Paul Taylor Dance Foundation Inc
The Martha Graham Center Of Contemporary Dance Inc
The Martha Graham School Of Contemporary Dance Inc
Dallas Black Dance Theatre
New Dance Theatre Inc
Dance Kaleidoscope Inc
Gina Gibney Dance Inc
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
St Louis Dance Theatre
Ballet Pensacola Inc
Kids Excel El Paso Inc
Citydance Ensemble Inc
Discalced Inc
Alonzo King Lines Ballet
Ballet Spartanburg Inc
The Moving Company Dance Center
Step Afrika U S A Incorporated
New Ballet Ensemble
American Dance Festival Inc
Ballet Hispanico Of New York Inc
Yard Inc
A Step Beyond
Dancers Group
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Inc
Parsons Dance Foundation Inc
Madison Ballet Inc
Dance Palace
Aiken Civic Ballet Company
Pilobolus Inc
Collage Dance Holding Company
Dance Works Inc
Allison Orr Dance Inc
Usa Dance Inc
Louisiana Association For Health Physical Education Recreation And Dance
Chicago Korean Dance Company Nfp
Mindleaps
Ballet Arts Foundation
Senderos
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org