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Year Round

Through our Fiscal Sponsorship with the International Association of Blacks in Dance (IABD) Davis Inspiration Studios accepts donations yearound

Inaugural Capital Campaign for an Eco-Friendly Arts Center in Altadena, Ca.

GOAL: 1,000 supporters by December 23, 2023

WHY NOW:
Due to COVID-19 less than 45% of Los Angeles County residents are currently employed. With a fully functional economy 16% of LA county jobs belong to creative fields. Many of those creatives lack the ability to effectively maintain steady income in their creative profession.

HOW DONATIONS WILL BE USED:
-To facilitate Davis Inspiration Studios’ mission to develop an artist's ability to be viable through practical principles of faith in Christ, life planning, financial independence and creative interchangeability in order to solve the “starving artist” dilemma.
-Art spaces for artists and art organizations.
-Artist viability workshops and classes.
-Performance stages, rehearsal & recording studios, edit bays, cycloramas and more.

-Assist in producing our documentary films

Although this inaugural contribution of $1,000 is less than 1% of the total budget to accomplish this goal, a donation as small as $1.00 from 1,000 people communicates to major funders the amount of people who believe this is a necessary establishment for the arts and for artists.


Thank you for your donation in any amount to facilitate help our Eco-Friendly creative space! You can view the success of our 2021 fundraiser by clicking here. All purchases in our gift shop support this campaign as well! Click here to shop.

A LITTLE MORE ABOUT DIS

Many of them artists themselves, the parents of our artists, took the time to tell about their experience with us and their hope for our future in the video below.  
How important is the work we do?
Our mission is to develop an artist's ability to be viable through practical principles of faith in Christ, life planning, financial independence and creative interchangeability in order to solve the “starving artist” dilemma.

 
Two organizations who have had a personal hand in our success over the decades speak on the vitality of artistic literacy and the impact of West African dance in the United States.
The International Association of Blacks in Dance
Kankouran 
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