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SUPPORT US

Together, We Help NHB Thrive

Our school is more than a place our students attend. It’s a community we build together in the studio, backstage, in the audience, and through the friendships and memories we share.

The Annual Appeal is our largest fundraiser of the year, but it’s also something more personal: an opportunity for every family to take part in supporting the school we love.

Every gift matters. Every family can participate.

Whether your family gives $100, $250, $500, $1,000, or another amount that feels right, your participation makes a difference. There is no “right” amount. What matters most is coming together to help NHB continue to grow, inspire, and provide meaningful opportunities for our dancers.

A Special Thank-You to Our Donors

As a thank-you for supporting NHB, families contributing at the following levels will receive special recognition and benefits.

$2,000 | Special Benefactor Level

Two orchestra tickets to a New York City Ballet performance at Lincoln Center during the winter or spring 2027 seasons (excluding The Nutcracker), plus a special backstage tour with Daniel Ulbricht, NYCB principal dancer and NHB Board member, and recognition in the program.

$1,500 | Special Recognition Level

Four premium center-orchestra tickets to NHB’s production of The Nutcracker at the Shubert Theatre, for the performance of your choice, plus special program recognition.

$1,000 | Soloists’ Circle

A special gift of a warm cashmere sweater (available in an array of colors) and recognition in the program book.

Thank you for being part of the NHB community and for helping make our school a place where young dancers can learn, grow, and thrive. Every family’s participation helps strengthen the community we share.

DONATE TO THE ANNUAL APPEAL 2026

OUR MISSION

To provide the greater New Haven Community with exceptional classical ballet training, performances, and outreach programs, that nurture appreciation of ballet and foster the joy of dance.

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