With your help we can reach more people and break down more barriers
We work to make high-quality, bold, and inclusive movement experiences accessible to people who might never otherwise see themselves in dance, especially boys and male-identifying young people, underserved communities, and those often left out of the cultural conversation.
Your support helps us to:
- Create co-produced dance experiences with communities across the UK
- Deliver transformative workshops, training, and youth programmes
- Champion inclusive and male-identifying participation in dance
- Build spaces where creativity, movement, and belonging come together
With your help, we can reach more people, break down more barriers, and continue to push the boundaries of what dance can do — and who it’s for.
Contact Martina Bussi (Executive Director) for a chat about this.
Support a Specific Programme
Want to make your donation count towards a cause you care about? Choose a programme that speaks to your values:
The difference you make
“If it was not for Zoie coming into the secure unit, taking the risk and believing in dance and in me, there is no way I would have even been exposed to dance, let alone now be studying at The Place. She changed my life from a very dark path. She never gave up on me, that’s why she’s so special, she believes in dance and how it can make a difference, but most of all she truly cares about people and them achieving their best”
— James, Swanwick Lodge Secure Unit
“It’s brilliant, the way the kids are interacting, their confidence has been built up, you’ve managed to bring their spirits back.”
— Holyrood Participant’s Grandparent
“Our son absolutely loves coming to dance, he feels like he’s found his place. It’s been a real escape from other challenges, a place he is always happy”
— Participants parent
“It is no exaggeration to say that working with ZoieLogic for this year’s Salisbury Festival has been a life changing experience for the young people who took part. We saw not only a huge increase in dance and performance skills in a group who were mostly non-dancers before this event, but also significant development in confidence, self-worth and self-belief.”
— Paula Page, Wiltshire Virtual Schools
“FuzzyLogic was the best part of my training growing up! From the dancing to the lifelong friends I made, Fuzzy had it all. Zoie built something really special that taught me so much. As a young dancer, it’s not always easy to find a place where you fit in, but Zoie and the team made me feel at home straight away.”
— Kai, FuzzyLogic member
“We’re proud to be partnering with ZoieLogic Dance Theatre to provide more opportunities for men to move more for positive mental health, and take another step towards a world where anyone who is experiencing a mental health problem has access to the support they need”
— Sally Arscott, Solent Mind
Support our work – at no cost to you!
There is now an even easier way to support our work and it won’t cost you a penny! ZoieLogic has set up an easyfundraising page which generates donations for not for profits through online shopping that you’re already doing.
Other ways to get involved
There are many ways you can get involved, support our projects and work with us:
Want to help us create extraordinary dance experiences? Volunteer behind the scenes or on the ground
Support our mission by joining our Advisory Group – lending your skills, voice, or lived experience
From masterclasses to inclusive facilitation training, our professional development offer connects bold ideas with practical tools
Find out about our youth companies — FuzzyVision, FuzzyClear and FuzzyLogic
Find out about The Collective, our monthly dance class for men*
Elevate your skills with our monthly professional dance classes, designed for dancers in training, recent graduates, and experienced artists
help us to Secure the Future of Boys Dance
For 25 years we’ve got thousands of young men dancing. Now we have one mission: sustain Fuzzy, our foundational movement programme for boys. Support our crowdfunder today!
ZoieLogic Dance Theatre is publicly funded by Arts Council England, and is supported by Esmeé Fairbairn Foundation. In association with Mayflower.
