Belle of the Ball
“Belle of the Ball” has been created to empower every dancer and performer to take the stage with confidence, regardless of their financial circumstance. By gathering gently used dance costumes and redistributing to less privileged dancers, we strive to foster inclusivity, self-expression, and artistic growth within our dance community.
Belle of the Ball has developed a detailed training program to educate anyone that wishes to participate in this initiative, and experience the greatest joy of giving!


Our Creed
Mission statement
Get Involved
Want to get involved with “Belle of the Ball?”
1. Share the magic by donating your gently used costumes at any “Belle of the Ball” donation box, available at select dance studios and performance centers.
2.Lend a hand and help us grow by volunteering your time to support the “Belle of the Ball” mission.
3. Become a “Belle of the Ball” Ambassador, where you will attend our comprehensive Ambassador Training Program and be mentored on how to perform grassroots outreach in your local area. The three part training program includes:
a. How to present “Belle of the Ball” effectively
b. How to find local organizations that need costumes
c. Identifying sources for costumes
d. Getting the costumes to those in need of a costume
e. Training others to become Ambassadors for Belle of the Ball
4. Support Belle of the Ball with a financial donation.
Information
Frequently Asked Questions
You must have a desire to help others and be of a positive spirit. Belle of the Ball is all about giving, and if you have a great attitude, you too can be part of our Mission.
No, driving is not necessary.
Although there are no age restrictions, you must be able to explain our Mission and successfully. If you wish to be an Ambassador you must be able to successfully complete the “Belle of the Ball” Training Program.
The frequency of use for a dance costume by a teenage dancer can vary depending on several factors such as the number of performances, the type of dance, and the dancer's involvement in competitions or recitals. Generally, a dance costume can be used multiple times throughout a performance season or even across multiple seasons if well-maintained. Some dancers may use the same costume for several performances, while others may have a different costume for each routine. It's not uncommon for a teenage dancer to wear a costume anywhere from a few times to several times throughout their dance career.
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