Gone Dancing Studio has quietly sponsored students throughout the years. In this economy the number of “needy families” has grown. Last year alone Gone Dancing has sponsored 10 - 12 families. The number keeps growing every year. I am struggling to help everyone. I refuse to turn any child away. I need help. This program will give other families some relief. During the school year parents lose their jobs, a parent or child becomes ill, divorce, or even sometimes a loss of a parent/grandparent. What a wonderful gift to see the student you sponsored up on stage smiling with confidence and having fun. You can sponsor a child anonymously or you can meet the family. Deciding if you should sponsor a dancer? Do you feel your child has benefited from dance classes? Confidence, showmanship, or leadership? Do you feel these skills are important in a child’s life? Ms. Teresa and Ms. Sharon have seen dancers grow into wonderful accomplished students and adults. If you can help…please try to. Do you know a family that needs assistance? Are you a family that needs assistance? $400 gift will give them 1 class, 1 costume, shoes, and accessories for the year. Any amount is greatly appreciated. Families can also combine their donations to meet the $400 mark. Example: $20 donation can purchase shoes. A “donation wall” will be on display with all the names of all our generous donating sponsors. Contact Ms. Teresa for more information at 586-783-5678 |
| Gone Dancing Studio 44766 Morley Drive, Clinton Township, Michigan 48036 Macomb County (586) 783-5678 Thanks for Visiting Us! |
| We offer Dance Classes in: Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Lyrical, Hip Hop, Modern, Pom Dance, Praise, Pointe, Preschool Rhythm, Musical Theater, Boy Classes, Competition, Wedding Classes, Private Classes Ages 2 1/2 to Adult |
| 44766 Morley Drive, Clinton Township, Michigan 48036 (586) 783-5678 |
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“Just Keep Dancing Sponsorship" Inspired by Sharon Aiello - In dedication to her granddaughter, Sarah - Sarah has graduated from high school and now is in college. |