Through dance and performing arts, we empower, educate, and inspire kids in foster care

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We believe children in underserved communities deserve equal access to arts education and the performing arts.

Through our work over the past decade working with over 25,000+ youth, we know that access to performing arts transforms children’s lives and changes the trajectory of their future. 

Our mission is to continue to bring the performing arts to as many kids as we can, being the catalyst for positive change in their lives.

Learn more about our impact

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WHO WE’VE PROUDLY SERVED

Logos of various Los Angeles County school districts and education organizations including Palmdale School District, LAUSD, Jurupa Unified School District, Whittier City School District, Antelope Valley Union High School District, and Los Angeles County Office of Education.
Group of young women performing a dance on a stage with a dark background, wearing casual and colorful outfits, some with hats and bandanas, in various dance poses.

Vice Principal, Palmdale USD

“This program is so great for the kids, they need an outlet like this to help them learn differently and express themselves.”

SEE OUR PROGRAM IN ACTION!

At FDP, we reimagine the possibilities for children in foster care 

Exposure to the arts is critical for youth, especially those who come from disadvantaged backgrounds.

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