Dance nonprofit · Cleveland, OH

Cleveland Modern Dance Association

Cleveland Modern Dance Association is a tax-exempt dance organization based in Cleveland, Ohio, recognized as exempt by the IRS in 1965.

$673.9K
latest revenue
$799.8K
total assets
1965
exempt since
21
NEA dance grants
EIN
34-6561006
Location
Cleveland, OH 44113
Tax status
501(c)(3) · donations deductible
Classification
Publicly supported (gross receipts)
Latest tax period
2025-06
Income
$673,909

Financial history (Form 990)

2016$679.1K
2017$673.5K
2018$751.6K
2019$627.6K
2020$638.9K
2021$494.2K
2022$729.8K
2023$599.2K
YearRevenueExpensesContributionsAssets990
2023$599,190$585,821$488,152$688,178PDF
2022$729,844$526,794$644,786$643,069PDF
2021$494,153$427,079$459,864$460,485PDF
2020$638,854$616,642$534,717$415,999PDF
2019$627,573$653,129$451,396$411,147PDF
2018$751,557$648,645$582,761$409,990PDF
2017$673,491$700,005$493,622$309,240PDF
2016$679,053$755,688$432,927$307,015PDF

National Endowment for the Arts grants

YearAmountProject
2026$36,000Purpose: To support dance presentations and community engagement activities by DANCECleveland. Additional Project Description: Commemorating America's 250th anniversary, DANCECleveland will present performances by the Ma
2024$15,000Purpose: To support dance presentations and community engagement activities by DANCECleveland. Additional Project Description: DANCECleveland will present performances by Helen Simoneau Danse and SALT Contemporary Dance.
2023$15,000Purpose: To support dance presentations and community engagement activities by DANCECleveland. Additional Project Description: DANCECleveland will present the Limón Dance Company with associated engagement activities. Ac
2022$20,000Purpose: To support dance presentations and community engagement activities by DANCECleveland. Additional Project Description: Companies to be presented will include Pam Tanowitz Dance with pianist Simone Dinnerstein, an
2021$20,000To support general operating costs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020$30,000To support DANCECleveland's planning for a performance of the Stephen Petronio Company.
2019$25,000To support dance presentations, a lecture-demonstration series, and a national dance convening. Companies to be presented will include Vertigo Dance Company and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. DANCECleveland will co-
2018$25,000To support DANCECleveland's performances, residency, and educational activities. Companies to be presented will include Grupo Corpo, Che Malambo, and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. DANCECleveland will co-present dance com
2017$30,000To support DANCECleveland's performances, residency, and educational activities. Companies to be presented will include Jessica Lang Dance, Ballet Biaritz, and Dance Theater of Harlem. Performances will be accompanied by
2016$30,000To support the 60th anniversary of DANCECleveland. Project activities will include presentations of contemporary dance companies along with accompanying residency, educational, and outreach activities. Companies to be pr
2015$30,000To support DANCECleveland's presentation of contemporary dance companies along with accompanying residency, educational, and outreach activities. Companies to be presented may include Pilobolus Dance Theater, Compagnie K
2014$25,000To support performances and engagement activities with Cedar Lake Ballet, Trisha Brown Dance Company, and Jessica Lang Dance Company, as well as educational programming. The project includes performances, master classes,
2013$25,000To support DANCECleveland's presentation of Mark Morris Dance Company, Lucky Plush Productions, and Alonzo King's LINES Ballet. The engagement of each company will include performances, master classes, lectures, and post
2012$25,000To support DANCECleveland's presentation of the Ballet Memphis and the Israel-based Inbal Pinto & Avshalom Pollak Dance Company. The companies were selected to continue DanceCleveland's mission of engaging communities an
2011$25,000To support DANCECleveland's presentation of Parsons Dance Company and activities associated with Building New Presenters for Dance Across America's Heartland. Dance St. Louis and Dance Affiliates, Philadelphia, aim to es
2010$25,000To support the presentation of Aspen Santa Fe Ballet and Pilobolus Dance Theater at DANCECleveland. The performances will be surrounded by an array of educational outreach programming.
2009$15,000To support a residency and performance by the Merce Cunningham Dance Company at DANCECleveland. The residency, in partnership with the Cleveland Museum of Art, will include education and outreach programs.
2008$10,000To support the presentation of Brooklyn's Urban Bush Women/JANT-BI Collaboration and Netherlands-based Leine & Roebana by DANCECleveland. The project will include school residencies, a master class, a family/student mati
2007$10,000To support the presentation of Chicago's Luna Negra Dance Theatre by DANCECleveland. The project will include school residencies, a master class, a family/student matinee performance, and pre- and post-performance lectur
2003$15,000To support dance presentations and extended educational residencies. Artists to be presented include Doug Varone & Dancers, Pilobolus Dance Theater, Gina Gibney Dance, Creach/Company, and Twyla Tharp Dance. .
2002$10,000To support DANCECleveland's 2001-2002 Series. The program will include five concert presentations, as well as a commissioning project and two extended residencies.

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