Ballet nonprofit · Philadelphia, PA

Pennsylvania Ballet Association

Pennsylvania Ballet Association is a tax-exempt ballet organization based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, recognized as exempt by the IRS in 1964. IRS activity category: Ballet (A630).

$26.7M
latest revenue
$58.9M
total assets
1964
exempt since
25
NEA dance grants
EIN
23-1629970
Location
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tax status
501(c)(3) · donations deductible
Classification
Publicly supported (gross receipts)
Latest tax period
2025-07
Income
$27,379,413

Financial history (Form 990)

2016$11.7M
2017$15.5M
2018$14.2M
2019$16M
2020$13.5M
2021$19M
2022$12.2M
2023$21.4M
YearRevenueExpensesContributionsAssets990
2023$21,442,341$19,109,646$14,585,110$32,436,045PDF
2022$12,229,060$15,952,216$7,845,959$27,016,960PDF
2021$18,957,678$9,135,412$18,157,333$31,402,587—
2020$13,528,437$14,446,077$8,980,542$22,999,620—
2019$15,959,241$15,794,536$9,223,232$25,048,788PDF
2018$14,155,246$14,406,764$7,188,096$23,154,015PDF
2017$15,482,045$14,070,730$9,014,757$23,449,339PDF
2016$11,747,048$13,747,194$6,058,922$21,265,139PDF

National Endowment for the Arts grants

YearAmountProject
2026$18,000Purpose: To support staging fees for presentations of dance works by American choreographers. Additional Project Description: The program will include works such as George Balanchine's Stars and Stripes and excerpts from
2023$10,000Purpose: To support the creation and presentation of new dance works by choreographers Juliano Nunes, Hope Boykin, and Adonis Fondianakis, as part of the company's New Works program. Additional Project Description: Curat
2022$10,000Purpose: To support the creation of a short documentary dance film. Additional Project Description: The film will feature a powerful portrait of Pennsylvania Ballet dancers and community members and explore the challenge
2020$10,000To support planning costs for virtual dance education and outreach programs. Staff will design educational content that will be used to build online programming, which will include weekly dance classes for children and a
2017$30,000To support the commission, production, and performance of a new ballet by choreographer Helen Pickett. Working with Pickett will further expand the company's technical and stylistic expertise. Performances of the new wor
2016$40,000To support the restaging and presentation of Trisha Brown's ballet "O Zlozony/O Composite." The ballet is set to the music of Laurie Anderson, with costume design by Elizabeth Cannon, and lighting design by Jennifer Tipt
2015$40,000To support the acquisition and presentation of choreographer William Forsythe's ballet, "The Second Detail." Created in 1991 for 12 dancers, the ballet is an ensemble work set to a score by Thom Willems. The Second Detai
2014$35,000To support the presentation of choreographer Jiri Kylian's "Petite Mort." The work plays with the themes of human desire and features music by Mozart, costume design by Joke Visser, and lighting design by Joop Caboort. P
2013$30,000To support the presentation of "Artifact Suite," choreographed by William Forsythe as well as a related symposium. In addition to performances, a symposium moderated by Dr. Linda Caruso Haviland of Bryn Mawr College and
2012$20,000To support the presentation of "Peter Pan," choreographed by Trey McIntyre. The project will include the company's "Accent on Dance" outreach and education program.
2011$35,000To support the presentation of William Forsythe's "Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude" and Christopher Wheeldon's "Polyphonia," and the creation and presentation of a world premiere choreographed by Benjamin Millepied. The
2010$30,000To support the presentation of In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated, by choreographer William Forsythe, and accompanying educational activities. The piece will be performed at Philadelphia's Merriam Theater.
2009$20,000To support the presentation of Cinderella by choreographer Ben Stevenson and related education programs. The company premiere of this work will be presented at Philadelphia's Academy of Music.
2009$50,000To support the preservation of jobs that are threatened by declines in philanthropic and other support during the current economic downturn.
2008$30,000To support the presentation of Carnival of the Animals, by choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. The company premiere of this work will be presented at Philadelphia's Academy of Music.
2007$20,000To support the presentation of "Lambarena" by choreographer Val Caniparoli. The work will be presented at the Merriam Theater in Philadelphia.
2006$20,000To support the presentation of Christopher d'Amboise's "Franklin Court." The work will be performed at Philadelphia's Academy of Music, will be presented to students at a dress rehearsal, and as part of a Family Day stud
2005$30,000To support the presentation of Frederick Ashton's "La Fille Mal Gardee." The work will be presented at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia.
2004$25,000To support the creation and presentation of a new full-length production of Swan Lake choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon. The work will premiere at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia.
2003$25,000To support the presentation of THE FIREBIRD and CONCERTO 488 ballets. The company will premiere THE FIREBIRD, choreographed by James Kudelka, and CONCERTO 488, by Lila York. Pennsylvania Ballet will also host a series of
2002$20,000To support presentation of a regional tour of Coppelia. The company will present performances in Harrisburg, PA.
2001$10,000To support creation and presentation by two choreographers. Val Caniparoli and Trey McIntyre will each create a world premiere for Pennsylvania Ballet.
2000$10,000To support the presentation of two premieres. The company premiere of Daniel Pelzig's Nine Lives: Songs of Lyle Lovett, and a world premiere by Pennsylvania Ballet dancer Matthew Neenan.
1999$15,000To support the creation and presentation of a work by Trey McIntyre. The new work will premiere in April 1999 and be performed five additional times.
1998$20,000To support the commissioning and presentation of a new work by choreographer Matthew Neenan. Pennsylvania Ballet is committed to creating and presenting new works by established and emerging choreographers. Artistic Dire

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