Athleta × San Francisco Ballet Partnership, is Where Free Workshops and Scholarships Put the Power of Movement
Athleta has announced a new partnership with San Francisco Ballet, an iconic Bay Area institution that has inspired generations through movement and creativity. The collaboration is rooted in a shared conviction: that movement has the power to change lives. For women and girls, that power goes beyond physical strength. It is about building confidence, discovering what is possible, expressing yourself and finding community through dance and performance.
As two organizations born in San Francisco, the partnership is designed to create more opportunities for women and girls in their hometown to experience that impact firsthand. Athleta will serve as San Francisco Ballet’s Official Athletic Apparel Partner, outfitting dancers in performance and lifestyle pieces and bringing the brand’s heritage in movement to life through storytelling that highlights the craft, strength and artistry of the company.
Programming will put community at the centre. The partnership includes support for San Francisco Ballet’s Swanson Community…
Scholarship Fund, which provides roughly 100 local elementary students with free, year round access to ballet training, and reaches around 2,500 students annually through the Dance in Schools and Communities program.
In addition, Athleta and San Francisco Ballet will host quarterly dance workshops at no cost to Bay Area women and girls, offering an accessible entry point into the art form and into the confidence, connection and sense of possibility that movement can unlock.
For Athleta, this partnership extends a long-standing mission to empower women and girls through movement, and deepens the brand’s commitment to the local arts community in San Francisco.
For San Francisco Ballet, it brings a like minded partner into its orbit one that sees dance not only as performance, but as a way to build stronger, more connected communities. Together, the two organizations will create spaces where women and girls can move, learn, and belong on stage, in studios and in the wider city.
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