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Donate Today!
As we approach our 11th annual dance festival FLACC 2024: El Grito por Thawra  الثورة (The cry for revolution) for bay area artists in solidarity with Palestine, our fundraising goal for individual donors is $10,000 in 2024 for production costs, artist fees, access services and staff compensation.  If we meet our projected budget to cover all of our expenses, we will donate 50% of ticket sales to help the victims of Palestine in 2024.

Currently, FLACC has secured 60% of our projected budget of $67,000.  

In addition to learning about and practicing local indigenous protocol as a way to repair harm done by the homogenizing effects of the concept of Latinidad and as a way of honoring the many indigeneities embodied in the concept, we strive to offer financial support to the leaders and groups who share their traditional knowledge as a practice of protecting land and water. This year, we are extending our resources to include the indigenous dances and culture shares of the SWANA diaspora.  Help us support their work!

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​Nuestra capacidad para llevar el arte del performance progresiva por profesionales de la danza latina está creciendo más fuerte con su apoyo. ​¡Gracias por llenar la piñata usted! 

Your donation supports inclusivity and cultural innovation rooted in social justice. We are committed to making contemporary dance practice and performance accessible to queer, immigrant, disabled and underserved Latine, Chicanx, Caribbean and Indigenous communities. We are dedicated to creating a platform of connection, belonging and solidarity for our choreographers and culture bearers locally and internationally.

FLACC is fiscally sponsored by Dancers' Group (501c3)

support FLACC 

By Mail or Over The Phone: 
Call with your CC or Send a Check by mail:
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​​Make Checks Payable to Dancers' Group **
Include a clear memo "For FLACC" (or "For Piñata Dance Collective"- read above)

Address:
FLACC c/o Dancers' Group
44 Gough St. Suite 201 
San Francisco, CA. 94103
 (415) 920-9181 ph


** be sure to indicate the check is for FLACC or Piñata Dance Collective either on the envelope, a separate note, or in the memo line of the check.
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​All donations tax deductible through our non-profit fiscal sponsor organization, Dancers' Group:

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Support The Piñata Dance Collective

Donate to Piñata Dance Collective!
​You may also choose to donate to Piñata Dance Collective, FLACC's resident company lead by Liz Duran Boubion. This support is allocated toward PDC's current project  "Dancing the Art of Weeping" a collaboration with 4 local Bay Area choreographers including Liz Duran Boubion, Leila Mire, Nefertiti Altán and Palestinian born visual artist, Mary Hazboun. 
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Clay Pot Piñata by Liz Duran Boubion & Meryl Juniper 2012

By Mail or Over The Phone:

 
Call with your CC or Send a Check by mail:
​

​​Make Checks Payable to Dancers' Group **
Include a clear memo "For FLACC" (or "For Piñata Dance Collective"- read above)

Address:
FLACC c/o Dancers' Group
44 Gough St. Suite 201 
San Francisco, CA. 94103
 (415) 920-9181 ph


** be sure to indicate the check is for FLACC or Piñata Dance Collective either on the envelope, a separate note, or in the memo line of the check.


PictureElizabeth Durán Boubion Artistic/Executive Director
!Mil gracias! on behalf of FLACC's organizing team,


Funding and support is provided by: 
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San Francisco Arts Commission, Zellerbach Family Foundation, California Arts Council, Grants For The Arts, Phoenix Hotel, community partners, and generous individuals like you!


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