Your support in the amount of $300 helps us bring one workshop to a local domestic violence shelter.

Since 2005, Gibney has sustained a single promise to hold at least 365 MOVE TO MOVE BEYOND workshops within local domestic violence shelters annually. Each workshop introduces movement as a new means of expression for survivors while on their journey to healthier futures.

65,000 survivors have been been impacted by this work to date.

Your support in the amount of $1,000 helps us bring one assembly to a local school, free of charge.

Gibney's sought-after, in-school HANDS ARE FOR HOLDING assemblies inspire discussion and raise awareness around healthy relationships and bullying prevention, using dance as an entry point. Each assembly is implemented in partnership with Day One and The Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence.

Since the launch of this program in 2014, 23,000 students across New York City have been reached.

Your support in the amount of $2,500 helps underwrite one performance that brings the stories of survivors, once held in silence, to the stage.

Gibney has made space for survivors and their stories on stage for the past three years, often in partnership with Sanctuary for Families' Survivor Leaders (performing at the May 9 Gala). Each performance series invites audiences to bear witness to survivors of intimate partner and gender-based violence. By bringing forward these personal, moving stories, every performance gives voice to the power of art and community. There are more stories to be shared and more communities to be transformed.

Your support in the amount of $5,000 helps us bring one 10-week residency to a local school, free of charge.

Gibney's 10-week in-school HANDS ARE FOR HOLDING residencies offer students deeper engagement. Weekly sessions are led by a Gibney dancer and a Healthy Relationships Academy Peer Educator from the Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence. Dance is used as a launchpad to discuss and explore issues around violence, bullying, boundaries, and the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships. Each residency culminates with students creating a dance work based on a related theme to perform for their school community.

Last year, Gibney implemented four 10-week residencies across New York City. In the year ahead, Gibney looks forward to expanding this program.

Your support in the amount of $5,000 toward Gibney's Take a Seat Campaign will make you or a loved one a permanent part of Gibney's future!

Naming a seat in the Theater at 280 Broadway is a wonderful way to support Gibney's mission to use movement to transform lives. It's further an opportunity to honor a loved one, recognize a birthday, celebrate an anniversary or graduation, or demonstrate your personal commitment to Gibney.

Each seat is $5,000 and, in recognition of this support, Gibney will install a personalized nameplate on the arm of the seat of your choosing.

Your support in the amount of $10,000 helps extend Gibney's inaugural Community Action program year-round within one local domestic violence shelter.

Gibney's Community Action work began with movement-based workshops for survivors in local shelters. While Gibney is continues to offer 365 MOVE TO MOVE BEYOND workshops each year, its ability to offer repeat or extended workshop opportunities is an untapped area for growth.

Some of Gibney's partner organizations where extended, year-round MOVE TO MOVE BEYOND workshop programming could thrive are Barrier for Free Living, Community Health Action of Staten Island, Good Shepherd Services, Henry Street Settlement, Housing Works, Safe Horizon, Sanctuary for Families, and Volunteers of America.