September is childhood cancer awareness month. For some people, that means wearing yellow ribbons, donating to cancer research foundations, and even volunteering. But, for dancers, the best way to raise awareness for childhood cancer is, of course, dancing. That’s why entertainment company KLICK’T is hosting iDance4aCURE, a fundraiser that raises money for cancer research through dance.
Taking place Sunday, September 16, 2018, at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, iDance4aCURE will feature classes, performances, scholarships, and giveaways. Attending dancers will have access to classes from six top dancers including, Stacie Webster, Kenny Clutch, Kozmic Edge, David Thomas, Ali Koinoglou, and KK Harris. Over 26 dancers and performance groups will also be performing at the iDance4aCURE showcase including stars like hip hop queen Kaycee Rice and Chicken Girls‘ latest star Sissy Sheridan. All of these dancers are volunteering their time and talents to iDance4aCURE and all of the proceeds will be donated to cancer research foundations.
iDance4aCURE is set up to bring dancers and their passion for community and togetherness into a space where they can do what they love most and work toward a cure for cancer. Dancers that can’t participate can still donate through iDance4aCURE’s website.
For more information about iDance4aCURE’s upcoming event and how you can participate in childhood cancer awareness month, click here or visit klicktnyc.com.
