Costumes
Purchase, construction, maintenance, storage, fitting, repair, and region-appropriate detail.
One dancer · one scholarship · traditions carried forward
Today, one in five Rosas de María dancers receives a full scholarship. That is not an abstract statistic; it is a child at rehearsal, in costume, learning the next piece instead of sitting it out.
Supporting Rosas de María supports youth arts directly: instruction, cultural history, music, costume, rehearsal, scholarships, and the stage opportunities that turn practice into public performance.
Sponsor a dancer
Today, 1 in 5 Rosas de María dancers receives a full scholarship. Your sponsorship helps a child learn, rehearse, perform, and belong—because every step, every spin, and every beat of the music belongs to all who long to dance.
Your gift helps Rosas de María teach, preserve, enrich, share, promote, and celebrate Mexican culture through dance and music.
Rosas de María is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
What support makes possible
Purchase, construction, maintenance, storage, fitting, repair, and region-appropriate detail.
Teaching, choreography, musicians, workshops, rehearsal time, and cultural knowledge.
Moving dancers, families, costumes, equipment, and volunteers safely to rehearsals and performances.
Rehearsal rooms, floors, sound, storage, changing space, and accessible venues.
Reducing financial barriers to participation, costumes, travel, and instruction.
Schools, cultural organizations, venues, businesses, nonprofits, and event hosts.
Zeffy is the current public sponsorship channel for full dance scholarships. Rosas de María is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Board oversight, accurate accounting, donor acknowledgments, and clear public language remain part of every campaign.
Rosas de María is its own recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Its Board governs the organization, its programs, its fundraising, its contracts, and the stewardship of its resources directly under the organization’s own policies and applicable law.
North Valley Community Foundation remains a valued community partner and an available fundraising mechanism when that relationship is useful to a particular campaign or donor. It is not Rosas de María’s fiscal sponsor, governing body, or approval authority.
The practical standard remains simple: generosity should become instruction, access, performance, and a living tradition for the next generation.
Rosas de María is a fully independent recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Its Board governs the organization, programs, contracts, fundraising and resources. North Valley Community Foundation may be used as a fundraising mechanism and community partner for selected efforts; it is not the fiscal sponsor, governing body, ordinary-funds controller, approval authority, or source of Rosas de María’s nonprofit status.
Working board · committees · volunteers
Rosas de María is growing, and so is the work behind every class, costume, performance, scholarship and community partnership. We are seeking additional working board members, committee leaders and volunteers who want to preserve Mexican culture and build an organization capable of serving families for generations.