Ballet nonprofit · Richmond, VA

Richmond Ballet Inc

Richmond Ballet Inc is a tax-exempt ballet organization based in Richmond, Virginia, recognized as exempt by the IRS in 1960. IRS activity category: Ballet (A630).

$7.7M
latest revenue
$14.7M
total assets
1960
exempt since
21
NEA dance grants
EIN
54-6049848
Location
Richmond, VA 23219
Tax status
501(c)(3) · donations deductible
Classification
Publicly supported (gross receipts)
Latest tax period
2025-06
Income
$8,752,334

Financial history (Form 990)

2017$7.4M
2018$7.2M
2019$7.4M
2020$7.5M
2021$6M
2022$8.1M
2023$6.2M
2024$8M
YearRevenueExpensesContributionsAssets990
2024$8,027,665$7,341,419$3,446,781$14,066,266PDF
2023$6,204,547$6,265,937$2,772,741$10,853,342—
2022$8,133,394$5,523,238$4,646,343$10,091,737PDF
2021$5,961,250$4,305,058$4,258,475$9,343,909PDF
2020$7,538,123$6,425,285$3,707,531$12,138,649PDF
2019$7,352,409$6,492,360$3,081,356$10,726,170PDF
2018$7,175,266$6,547,243$2,994,538$9,988,857PDF
2017$7,368,258$7,064,503$3,523,160$9,229,544PDF

National Endowment for the Arts grants

YearAmountProject
2022$10,000Purpose: To support salaries for a dance and community engagement project. Additional Project Description: New Associate Artistic Director Ma Cong will invite the public, particularly members of the Asian and LGBTQ commu
2019$10,000To support the creation and presentation of a new ballet by choreographer Rex Wheeler. The new ballet will be presented as part of the company's signature Studio Series program for a multi-show run in the Ballet's Studio
2018$10,000To support the creation and presentation of dances as part of the New Works Festival. The festival was designed to commission new ballets in a non-traditional format. Several artists, selected by Artistic Director Stoner
2017$20,000To support the creation and presentation of a new ballet by choreographer Kate Skarpetowska. The commission marks the company's second collaboration with Skarpetowska. As part of the Studio Series program, the Poland nat
2016$20,000To support the creation and presentation of a new ballet by choreographer Edgar Zendejas. As part of the Studio Series program, Montreal-based Zendejas will stage his work in the company's Studio Theatre in downtown Rich
2015$20,000To support the creation and presentation of original ballets as part of the New Works Festival. Festival choreographers will each produce a new, 10- to 15-minute piece that will be presented as a work-in-progress and sta
2014$20,000To support the creation and presentation of new work by choreographer Ma Cong. The commission marks the ballet's third collaboration with Cong, whose new dance will be performed alongside another selection from the compa
2013$20,000To support the "New Works Festival," which will feature original ballets created for the company by both emerging and established choreographers. During their residency, artists will be supported by the Richmond Ballet's
2012$20,000To support the re-staging and presentation of Rodeo by choreographer Agnes de Mille. Rodeo, performed to the Aaron Copland score, will be presented during the Richmond Symphony's Pops concert series, Richmond Ballet's fi
2011$20,000To support the creation and presentation of a new work by choreographer Val Caniparoli. The new work will premiere as part of Richmond Ballet's "Studio Series Program," and will be performed alongside selections from the
2010$20,000To support the restaging and presentation of works previously commissioned by the Richmond Ballet. The company will perform two programs of works created for the ballet during a week-long engagement at the Joyce Theatre
2009$20,000To support the creation and presentation of a new work by choreographer Gina Patterson. The work will be premiere during the company's Studio Series program.
2008$20,000To support the presentation of the New Works Festival. This festival will showcase both emerging and established artists in works they create for Richmond Ballet.
2007$20,000To support the presentation of a world premiere by choreographer Jessica Lang. The performance will take place in Richmond Ballet's Studio Series.
2006$10,000To support the creation and presentation of new works. The new works will be part of the Studio Series, which are performed in an intimate theater in the company's building.
2005$10,000To support the creation and presentation of works by artistic director Stoner Winslet, and choreographers Val Caniparoli, Colin Connor, Jessica Lang, and William Soleau. The works will be performed as part of the Studio
2004$20,000To support the restaging of works during the company's Studio Series. Works to be restaged include Djangology by Val Caniparoli, Nuevo Tango by William Soleau, and Streets and Legends by Colin Connor.
2003$25,000To support the Studio Theatre Series. The program will present works by emerging choreographers, for up to 40 performances.
2001$10,000To support a commission for a new work. Choreographer Kirk Peterson will create a piece for Richmond Ballet that will premiere at the Modlin Center at the University of Richmond.
2000$20,000To support the creation of several new works. Choreographers Val Caniparoli, Colin Connor, and Artistic Director Stoner Winslett will each create a ballet for the 1999-2000 season.
1999$15,000To support Minds in Motion, a year-long educational initiative for fourth graders. This program teaches discipline, dedication, and self-awareness by leading the students through a series of choreographic movements which

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