SUPPORT
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MAKE A DONATION
Donors have been fostering the legacy of Canadian dance for over 30 years through Dance Collection Danse. Donations build and safeguard a unique national collection which is shared through exhibitions, online resources, educational programs and special events. If you’re already a donor ‒ thank you for your support! If you believe in the importance of dance, please consider joining the DCD family of supporters by making a charitable gift. Your contribution will help to ensure that Canadian dance continues to be remembered and celebrated across the country and beyond.
- Click on the button above to give via CanadaHelps; consider making your gift in monthly installments throughout the year and receive one consolidated receipt
- Call us at 416-365-3233/
1-800-665-5320 to donate using your VISA card - Send a cheque to: Dance Collection Danse, 1303 - 2 Carlton Street, Toronto ON, Canada, M5B 1J3
All donors receive an annual magazine; advance notice of special events, exhibitions and presentations; bi-annual donor newsletters and a charitable tax receipt (for $25+).
For further information contact: Vickie Fagan, 416-365-3233/
1-800-665-5320/vickie@dcd.ca
Photos: Miriam Adams; Lawrence Adams
MAKE A DONATION
Donors have been fostering the legacy of Canadian dance for over 30 years through Dance Collection Danse. Donations build and safeguard a unique national collection which is shared through exhibitions, online resources, educational programs and special events. If you’re already a donor ‒ thank you for your support! If you believe in the importance of dance, please consider joining the DCD family of supporters by making a charitable gift. Your contribution will help to ensure that Canadian dance continues to be remembered and celebrated across the country and beyond.
- Click on the button above to give via CanadaHelps; consider making your gift in monthly installments throughout the year and receive one consolidated receipt
- Call us at 416-365-3233/
1-800-665-5320 to donate using your VISA card - Send a cheque to: Dance Collection Danse, 1303 - 2 Carlton Street, Toronto ON, Canada, M5B 1J3
All donors receive an annual magazine; advance notice of special events, exhibitions and presentations; bi-annual donor newsletters and a charitable tax receipt (for $25+).
For further information contact: Vickie Fagan, 416-365-3233/
1-800-665-5320/ vickie@dcd.ca
Photos: Miriam Adams; Lawrence Adams
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
To deepen your commitment to the appreciation of Canadian dance, consider a gift of $1,000 or more towards a program that holds special interest for you. For example, your gift could support:
- EDUCATION/EVENTS – includes workshops, lectures, film screenings, printed and online publications, student programs, internships
- COLLECTIONS CARE AND DEVELOPMENT – cataloguing, digitization, conservation, acquisitions, equipment, archival supplies
- EXHIBITIONS (live & online) – includes research, writing, design, printing, equipment, supplies
Please contact our Manager of Donor Relations to create your meaningful, customized gift in support of our programs.
Vickie Fagan : 416-365-3233/
1-800-665-5320/vickie@dcd.ca
Danny Grossman's shoes from his work Nobody's Business (1981) / Photo by Pamela Grundy; Len Gibson
CREATE YOUR LEGACY
Lois Smith was The National Ballet of Canada’s first prima ballerina. She believed so strongly in the legacy of Canadian dance that she became the first person to make a gift to DCD in her estate plans. Lois’ inspiring generosity facilitated DCD’s bold move into a new space. This change has in turn boosted our capacity to celebrate and share the remarkable art form that she so loved.
You too can leave a lasting legacy that reflects your passion for dance. Anyone can give Canadian artists a firm footing on the continuum of history by making a gift to DCD through their estate. Regardless of income, you can make a deferred gift without impacting your current lifestyle. Contributing can be as simple as adding a sentence or appendix to your current estate plan.
To learn more about including DCD in your estate plans please contact our Manager of Donor Relations, Vickie Fagan: 416-365-3233/
1-800-665-5320/vickie@dcd.ca
If you have already named DCD in your estate plans, please let us know so that we can work with you to recognize your extraordinary generosity and commitment to strengthening the legacy of Canadian dance.
Photo: Lois Smith; Jean McKenzie and Arnold Spohr
DCD BROCHURE
If you want a quick run-down of what it is we do, please feel free to download our brochure. 2016 marks DCD's 30th year at the vanguard of Canada's dance story. Perfect reading for your next off-line moment. (READ MORE)
SCHOOL VISITS
Whether you are public or private, big or small, a school or studio, on a fixed or flexible budget – DCD offers a wide range of programs for all ages. (READ MORE)
PERSONNEL
THE DCD TEAM
Get to know the dynamic individuals who are dedicated to caring for Canada's rich dance heritage and sharing its dance story with the world. From collections to programming and education to marketing and admin, our productive team packs a lot into a year. (READ MORE)
CONTACT
1303 - 2 Carlton St.
Toronto, ON
M5B 1J3
Canada
Phone: 416-365-3233
1-800-665-5320
(toll free in Canada)
Fax: 416-365-3169
talk@dcd.ca
Research Centre
Mon. - Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Appointment Required
Contact Amy Bowring by email or call one of the numbers above
PERSONNEL
Miriam Adams, C.M.
Co-founder/Advisor
Amy Bowring
Executive and Curatorial Director
Jay Rankin
Administrative Director
Vickie Fagan
Director of Development and Producer/Hall of Fame
Michael Ripley
Marketing & Sales Coordinator
Beth Dobson
Metcalf Foundation Performing Arts Intern
SEARCH
SOCIAL MEDIA
Dance Collection Danse would like to acknowledge that the land on which we work is the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat, the Anishnaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Métis, and the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation. It has been a site of human activity, including dance, for at least 15,000 years and we are grateful to all the caretakers, both recorded and unrecorded, of this land and of Turtle Island. Today, the meeting place of Toronto is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work and dance in the community, on this territory.
