Inspire, Educate, and Empower Through the Performing Arts

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How Far Your Donation Can Go:

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In the 2023-24 school year, BBK served over 1,650 students, 86% of whom did not pay at all to access our programming.

To serve our community, Broadway Bound Kids relies on the generosity of our many individual and foundation donors as we strive to provide equitable access to the arts for all youth.

Why Your Support Matters:

For many children, access to arts education is a luxury they can’t afford. Limited school funding and budget cuts often mean that programs like theater, music, and dance are the first to disappear—leaving kids without opportunities to explore their creativity or build confidence.

At Broadway Bound Kids, we bridge that gap by providing accessible, high-quality performing arts programs to children from all backgrounds. Through our Community Theater Ensembles, In- and After-School programs, Masterclasses and Broadway Trips, and Professional Development and Curriculum Building with our Cultural Partners, we empower kids to discover their unique voices, connect with others, and shine on and off the stage.

Real Impact.

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    "I’m fortunate to have connected with BBK and to witness the profoundly positive impact it has had on my daughter’s emotional growth."

    Rose, BBK Parent

  • A young girl with dark hair, wearing a blue t-shirt, sits in front of a black upright piano inside a room.

    "Surpassing just singing, acting, and dancing BBK provides opportunities, relationships, and empathy. All of this is offered free to kids all over New York and it is so important that we do everything humanly possible to continue this program."

    GG, BBK Student

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    "I value how social-emotional learning is prioritized and that joy is seen as one of the most important teachers here at BBK."

    Brandon, BBK Teaching Artist

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