SEDONA CHAMBER BALLET COMPANY
EIN 46-1961228 · Ballet (A63)
What they do
In 2023 We Presented The Renown American Ballet Theatre In Sedona Arizona. Presenting The American Ballet Theatre (ABT) In A Rural Community Brought Significant Cultural Benefits. Firstly, It Enriched The Community By Exposing Residents to High-quality Art That They Might Not Typically Have Access To, Fostering A Deeper Appreciation for Ballet and The Performing Arts. This Exposure Inspired Local Talent, Encouraging Aspiring Dancers and Performers to Pursue Their Artistic Passions. Additionally, ABT Performances Serve As Educational Opportunities, Offering Workshops and Lectures That Enhanced The Learning Experience for Students and Community Members Interested In Dance and Theater. Secondly, Hosting ABT Had A Positive Economic Impact On The Rural Area. It Attracted Visitors From Nearby Regions, Boosting Tourism and Supporting Local Businesses Such As Hotels, Restaurants, and Shops. This Infusion of Cultural Tourism Not Only Brought Economic Benefits But Also Elevated The Communitys Pr
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (6)
ACHMED VALKADVISORY BOARD MEMBER
CAROLYN MARTIN CHANGTREASURER
CHRISTEL VERAARTBOARD MEMBER
DIANA MCVEAYSECRETARY
DODY HOMANVICE CHAIRMAN
WINNIE MUENCHCHAIRMAN
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2013
- Location
- 730 CROWN RIDGE RD, SEDONA, AZ 86351-6304
- County
- Coconino
- In care of
- % WINIFRED MUENCH
- Primary officer
- Winifred Muench, Chairman
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Ballet (A63)
- IRS tax category
- Ballet