Young Performers Theater Financial Aid Application
    Please write a Statement of Financial Need from a parent or guardian explaining why your child would be unable to participate without financial aid. Add anything else you would like us to know which might have a bearing on the applicant’s request for a scholarship.
    ​Why does your child want to participate? Is your child involved in other arts activities?

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What Our Campers Are Saying

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My teachers and the SFAC community at large have given me a home when I needed it. I'd like to able to do that for someone else someday!

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SFAC is life.

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For myself and many of Alaska’s youth, this camp is truly a life-changing experience. SFAC, as it is more commonly referred to, provides solutions to many of the challenges talented young people in Alaska face trying to pursue their passion for the arts. I believe that SFAC serves as a beacon for students like myself, which gathers us together to create the state-wide arts community which otherwise could not exist.

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Since being at SFAC, my drive to succeed has been the highest it has ever been, and the depression I've struggled with all my life has nearly vanished. This has been the foundation of my success as a musician and I hope it never ends, and carries on to the future generation for years and years to come.

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The bottom line of SFAC is, no matter who you are, what your story is, what the color of your skin, gender, or anything else, it is guaranteed you will make friends who love and accept you for who you are, counselors who care, a staff that wants the best for you, a community you can feel safe in, and overall a wonderful summer full of memories.

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