Chicago Community Trust-Young Leaders Fund and Cliff Dwellers Foundation

Good work does not, always, go unrewarded.  Red Clay Dance is the proud recipient of two new grants!

Red Clay Dance was awarded a grant from the Chicago Community Trust-Young Leaders Fund for $6775 in support of the TransAtlantic Project!

It is a great honor to be recognized by the Chicago Young Leaders Fund.  We offer our deep appreciation to the Chicago Community Trust!

"The Young Leaders Fund provides young professionals between 25 and 45 years old with an innovative way to make a difference. The Young Leaders Fund has given more than $650,000 to over 150 entrepreneurial nonprofit organizations in metropolitan Chicago.YLF focuses its grants on arts and culture, neighborhood and economic improvement, and education and child development." (http://www.cct.org/impact/partnerships-initiatives/investing-in-leadership/young-leaders-fund)

Red Clay Dance was, also, awarded a $750 grant from the Cliff Dwellers Club.  We thank the Cliff Dwellers Club immensely for their generosity and acknowledgement."

In 1907, Chicago author Hamlin Garland and friends founded the Attic Club, which two years later was re-named The Cliff Dwellers. Now, as then, it is a private club and functions as a non-profit organization for men and women either professionally engaged in, or who support, the fine arts and the performing arts." (http://www.cliff-chicago.org/)

Congratulations to Red Clay Dance for their continued success!!