E John Busser Ballet Scholarship
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Ballet Scholarships
Supporting emerging ballet dancers by providing scholarships and encouragement as they strive to reach their full potential.
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E John Busser Ballet Scholarship
Founded in
2013
EIN
262075035
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Performance & Visual Arts
Address
4442 W 48TH ST CLEVELAND, Ohio 44144-1941 United States
Website
ejohnbusserballetscholarship.org
Phone
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Email address
EJBBallet@gmail.com
About
The E. John Busser Ballet Scholarship, est. 2013, supports aspiring ballet dancers by providing scholarships. Their mission is to encourage and assist the emerging generation of dancers as they strive to reach their full professional potential.
Mission
The Scholarship's Mission is to support the emerging generation of dancers through scholarships and encouragement as they achieve their professional potential.
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