Thank you for supporting us! We exceeded our goal raising over $5000 and performed at the UNGA Healing Arts Week!

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With your help we Danced Our Way to the UN!

DanceStream Projects has been invited to perform at the 2025 United Nations General Assembly Healing Arts Week!

This is our chance to showcase how dance transforms lives, builds community, and promotes brain health — especially among older adults and LGBTQIA+ elders right here in Queens.

We're bringing Queens' vibrant dance community to the world stage — help us reach our $5,000 goal to turn this dream into reality.

 Here’s How YOU Can Help Right Now:

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Every dollar brings us closer to the UN stage!

  • $25 = Transportation for one dancer

  • $50 = Costume support for our performers

  • $100 = Rehearsal expenses for one dance artist

  • $250 = Helps sponsor our tech rehearsal

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Here’s Our Week At A Glance:

  • Since 2022, DanceStream Projects has been collaborating with Queens Center for Gay Seniors elders on the dance program “Rainbow Stories in the Moment”.

    Located in Jackson Heights, Queen, the most diverse community  in the US (48% foreign-born), this center serves LGBTQIA+ elders and allies, many of whom are first generation immigrants.

    These diverse older adult dancers are modeling the power of dance for health!

  • “Let’s Move the World” is a dance created by over 20 diverse LGBTQIA+ elders and allies from the Queens Center for Gay Seniors in Jackson Heights, NY.

    The dance celebrates resilience, wellbeing and belonging as a shared action.

    These inspiring elders are not only improving their own health through dance, they are strengthening community and modeling what it means to thrive together.

  • Research indicates that LGBTQIA+ and immigrant elders face a 30% and 70% increased risk of dementia, respectively.

    “Rainbow Stories” applies applies evidence-informed benefits of dance to support brain health while fostering social cohesion and cultivating creative expression.

Help us share this message of hope, wellbeing and solidarity!

With your donation, we’re not just traveling to the United Nations Healing Arts Week — we’re elevating voices, stories, and lives through the power of dance.

BONUS IMPACT:

Any funds raised beyond $5,000 will go toward expanding our free dance programs in Queens and beyond.