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1 the S PACE dance. act. perform the SPACE Sponsorship Package The SPACE Inc. (204) office.sunriseperformingarts@gmail.com A registered Canadian Charity # RR arc.gc.ca

2 the SPACE DANCE! ACT! PERFORM SUNRISE PERFORMINGARTS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE INC. Now is your chance to support Performing Arts in our communities! Performing Arts are for everyone; whether you are singing dancing or acting, 2 or 92 there is something for everyone with the SPACE. Established in 1992 the SPACE has evolved from its program grass roots in the Village of Cooks Creek to its facility located in Oakbank where subsidiaries of Cooks Creek Dance Academy, Springfield Theatre Company and Springfield Community Performing Programs are based. Gaining Charitable Status in 2013 under Education. The SPACE s purpose is to educate and increase the public s understanding and appreciation of the arts by providing performances of an artistic nature in public places and by providing seminars on topics related to such performances and to advance education by establishing and operating schools. Educational charities open doorways to greater knowledge and eposure, often enhancing lives whether it be a short term or assisting a life long path. Upcoming! November 28, Performing Program Showcase St Boniface University! December 26-30, 2015 Russell Athletic Bowl Orlando Florida! January 30, 2016 Springfield Alive Dance- a- thon Dugald Community Club! Feb 1 6,18,19, Springfield Theatre Company Present The Drowsy Chaperone Oakbank United Church! May 22, 2016 The SPACE Annual Review Pantages Playhouse Theatre June 2016 Springfield Chicken Daze - Oakbank: Parade Float and Performances!! July 1, Canada Day Performances Dugald & Lac du Bonnet Manitoba! July- August 2016 Performing Arts Summer D ay Camps at the SPACE The SPACE is a Charitable organization that brings the world of performing arts to children, youth, adult and seniors through classes, workshops and performances including voice, dance, theatre, and much more. Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc. A registered Canadian Charity # RR0001 2

3 the SPACE DANCE! ACT! PERFORM SUNRISE PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE INC. How does Performing Arts make a difference? Performing arts not only keeps people of all abilities and ages in our communities active mentally and physically, it provides an outlet for emotional epression both for participants and spectators. There have been many studies that support the positive impact performing arts has on individuals such as: Improves academic performance Lowered crime rates among youth Engaged seniors and people with a variety of disabilities (increasing socialization, epression and self-worth) And even impedes aging! Dr. Gene Cohen, director of George Washington University's Center on Aging, Health and Humanities reports that seniors involved in performing arts have better overall physical health and fewer doctors' visits. Also they reported that seniors have fewer falls and better scores on depression and loneliness scales. Cohen noted that arts participation had a positive impact on maintaining elders' independence and appeared to reduce "risk factors that drive the need for long-term care." Become a Sponsor of the SPACE Sponsor a Participant Sponsor an Event Sponsor a Program Sponsor the SPACE The SPACE is a rural-based charity dedicated to providing performing arts opportunities of the highest standard to people in rural communities who wouldn't otherwise have those eposures. But it's not just about learning to dance or act or sing: the SPACE is a place for self-discovery. It's a place where young people learn to turn dreams into attainable goals; a place where the feelings and energy within oneself can be epressed through movement and voice and other performing arts. Supporting the SPACE shows that you invest back into the rural community you do business in. It shows that you value the lifelong impact that participating in performing arts has on people of all ages. Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc. A registered Canadian Charity # RR0001 3

4 SPACE the DANCE! ACT! PERFORM SUNRISE PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE INC. the SPACE 1 YEAR SPONSORSHIP LEVEL Pass the Slipper SPACE SPONSORSHIP Backstage Backer Curtain Call In The Spotlight Standing Ovation Program Sponsorship Summer Camps ACCESS Individual Event $300 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,500 $500 $500 $400 Playbill business card size ad Playbill Half-page Ad Playbill Full-page Ad Intermission acknowledgement at all events Intermission acknowledgement at all performances Intermission microphone opportunity at all performance Listing on the SPACE's website sponsor/program page Logo and link on the SPACE website home and sponsor page Logo and link on the SPACE website "SPACE Sponsor" page Logo and link on the SPACE website "Event" page Logo and link on the SPACE website "Program" page Logo in the SPACE newsletter Logo on all Program promotional materials Individual Performance or Event lobby logo signage Theatre Lobby Business Insignia Placard Advertising at SPACE performances and events Side stage business Insignia Placard Advertising at SPACE annual performances Marketing material placement at all the SPACE performances and events Tickets to SPACE Performances Advertising in Playbills for individual performances: $75 Business Card size- - $200 Half Page- - $350 Full Page Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc. 4

5 History of the SPACE We are proud of our history. It reflects our fundamental and unwavering belief in community and our commitment to the performing arts. Established 1992/93 * Originally called Zora Dance Club in the village of Cooks Creek, classes were held at Zora Community Club * Wendy Bobby 1 st Teacher * 31 students, 6 classes * 1st Recital held at Garson Hall 1993/94 * Classes epanded to two days to accommodate growth * Recital moved to Selkirk Comprehensive * 1st Adult Classes added to program 1994/95 * Mentorship Program began with Amie Ballegeer as 1st Assistant 1995/96 * Season epanded to 27 weeks of classes 1996/97 * Season epanded to 29 weeks of classes 1997/98 * Name change to Cooks Creek Dance Academy * Season epanded to 30 weeks of classes 1998/99 * Recital moved to Franco-Manitoban Centre with 2 sold-out performances * 1st Dance Apparel line launched 1999/2000 * A 3rd day of classes added to accommodate growth * A 2nd teacher joined the Faculty 2000/01 * Ballet offered as separate discipline 2001/02 * Schedule epanded to 18 classes * 1st year of Gilbert Tap Eams * 1st year to enter Dance Manitoba Festival * 1st Summer Workshops * Musical Theatre introduced 2002/03 * A 3rd teacher joined the Faculty (Melanie Warbeck) 2003/04 * A 4th teacher joins the Faculty (Gloria Chen) * A 4th day of classes added to accommodate growth * Hip Hop introduced through workshops at Oakbank United Church * Sarah Flaten wins Dance Manitoba Scholarship for Junior Tap Solo * CCDA moves from Cooks Creek to Oakbank Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc. 5

6 2004/05 * Classes held in numerous locations in Oakbank including: Oakbank Hotel Banquet Room, Oakbank Elementary School and Oakbank United Church * Pre-School day time classes introduced * In April CCDA begins leasing 573 Main Street (our current location) * RM of Springfield granted $15, for the renovations at our new location on Main Street * 573 Main Street building named the SPACE (Springfield Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence) 2005/06 * Hip Hop and Musical Theatre added to the Core Program as Single Disciplines * CCDA student population doubles from 25 classes to 46 classes * Classes held 5 days per week in 2 studios * Faculty increases to 9 teachers with 3 Mentorship Students 2006/07 * 1st year of Young At Arts Summer Day Camps * 1st part-time Administrative Assistant * 1st CCDA students, Andrea Chaput, Kyla Irvine, Jillian Zaborniak attend International Dance Organization (IDO) World Tap Competitions in Reisa, Germany o CCDA student, Andrea Chaput, accepted to the Canadian National Senior Tap Team and winning gold at IDO World Tap Competition in Reisa, Germany 2007/08 * 1st Website * 1st Workshops taught to Springfield Collegiate * IDO World Tap Competition, Reisa, Germany - CCDA students, Sarah Flaten, Matthew Klippenstein, and Kelsey Pruse place 4th in Germany as part of Manitoba Junior Tap Team o CCDA Student, Sarah Flaten, places 10th for junior solo in Germany 2008/09 * IDO World Tap Competition, Reisa, Germany o CCDA students, Melissa Baert, Meghan Wasylenko, Nicole Fournier and Matthew Klippenstein place 3rd in Germany as part of Manitoba Junior Tap Team o CCDA Students, Sarah Flaten and Kelsey Pruse place 3rd as part of Manitoba Senior Tap Team 2009/10 * IDO World Tap Competition, Reisa, Germany o CCDA student, Cassidy Steiner, travels to Germany as part of the 1st Children's Tap Team to represent Canada * "Building A Dream" Committee established to develop a plan to purchase the 537 Main Street Property (AKA "a SPACE of our own" plan) * "ACCESS" a partnership with the RM of Springfield established to provide funding for families of low income and children with special needs financial assistance to participate in the SPACE's programs Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc. 6

7 2010/11 * Springfield Theatre Company established under the direction of Rebekah Jones, with the cast of 25 bringing the production "Willy Wonka" to life * Springfield Community Performing Programs established delivering 25 workshops during the summer of 2011 with 250 participants 2011/12 * CCDA reincorporated as "Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc." (the SPACE) with the subsidiaries of Cooks Creek Dance Academy, Springfield Theatre Company and Springfield Performing Programs * IDO World Tap Competition, Reisa, Germany o CCDA students, Melissa Baert and Katie Boulet, place 3rd in Germany as part of Mid-Canada Junior Tap Team o CCDA student, Deanna Flaten, places 6th in Germany as part of Mid- Canada Senior Tap Team * The "SPACE of our Own" goal is achieved with the purchase of the building at 573 Main Street in Oakbank, Manitoba. The building could not have been purchased without the assistance of our loyal families and friends, along with the Springfield Kinsmen, Eastside Eagles, Willow Lane, Old Dutch Chips, RM of Springfield, MB Community Services Council, and Community Futures Winnipeg River 2012/13 * The SPACE is granted charitable status by the Canadian Revenue Agency in February of 2013 being officially deemed a charitable organization under education in cultural activities and promotion of the arts * Interior renovations to develop a third student and more effective administrative area. * The SPACE begins is partnership with Springfield Wellness Coalition affiliates to deliver Healthy Together Now initiatives for the benefit of Springfield communities and residents * 8 CCDA students participate in the 2013 Orange Bowl Half Time Show in Miami, Florida...a 1st for CCDA * Cooks Creek Dance Academy establishes Performing Program Team to give greater educational opportunity for those students interested 2013/14 * The SPACE launches new (dance/act/perform) image: logo, website, outdoor sign, and promotional video * The SPACE sees upgrades with eterior painting, new roof and air conditioning units. * The SPACE Board develops a 5 year Strategic Plan * Roaring 20 s Gala partnering with Springfield Collegiate Business Class; entertainment by the SPACE Performers and The Royal Canadian Air Force Band is a success 2014/15 * The SPACE receives Board Development grant from Winnipeg Foundation * The SPACE receives a grant from Manitoba Community Services Council to fund a part time Outreach Coordinator to etend Outreach Workshops and Classes year round Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc. 7

8 * The SPACE launches the Standing Ovation Campaign * 1 st year partnership for the SPACE with Andrew Dunn.org to deliver its message of suicide prevention and mental health education with a Flash Mob presentation at Kildonan Place Mall and Andrew Dunn Walk/Run * Springfield Theatre Company concludes its 5 th season with Disney and Musical Theatre International s Beauty and the Beast Jr. production * The SPACE partners with Dance Manitoba hosting a successful series of student workshops facilitated by some of Manitoba s best Teachers 2015/16 * Outreach Workshops etend delivery from Lac du Bonnet to St. Malo to Winnipeg * The SPACE Faculty now includes 10 Faculty and 8 Mentorship Program students * Acro and Tumbling Programs are added to class offerings * 4 students and 2 Faculty attend the 2015 Russell Athletic Bowl in Orlando, Florida 3 students, Grace Shearer, Alyssa Martin and Caelia Armstrong, auditioned and were accepted to be part of Moscow Ballet s Nutcracker * The SPACE begins planning for 2016/17 25 th Anniversary celebrations Sunrise Performing Arts Centre of Ecellence Inc. 8