Our Mission
Always, Enough Foundation breaks barriers to access to ensure performing arts education is for all. We assist families by providing them with financial and socio-emotional support to excel in their education. Always, Enough Foundation opens the door to opportunity for kids of all races, genders, abilities, shapes, and economic levels of freedom. Performing arts education is for all and we will not stop until we break every barrier that keeps kids out.
Always, Enough Foundation Board
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Geri Brown
Executive Director + Chairperson
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Lisa Lindholm
Advisory Board President
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Sarabeth Steckerl
Vice President
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Lisa Misher
Treasurer + Director of Finance
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Lauren Froderman
Secretary
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Cyrus “Glitch” Spencer
Board Member
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Erin Woodward
Board Member
Leadership Team
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Casey Fodge | Development
Casey Fodge (she/her) is a New York based arts administrator and dance artist. Casey is the Managing Director of Cora Dance, a non-profit organization located in Red Hook, Brooklyn that provides free and pay-what-you-can dance programs while addressing the barriers that often restrict access to quality arts opportunities. Casey’s work, both in creative and administrative practices, focuses heavily on fostering community through open dialogue and inclusive practices. Outside of work, Casey is actively involved with other arts organizations, serving as the Fundraising and Development volunteer for the Always, Enough Foundation. In addition to her administrative work, Casey has 8+ years of teaching experience in contemporary, modern, jazz, hip-hop, and ballet and served as Company Director for The Shenandoah Contemporary Dance Theatre in Harrisonburg, VA. Casey holds her BA in Dance from James Madison University and certification in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workspace from The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs.
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Carrie Page Normington | Community Engagement
Raised in Cos Cob, CT, Carrie Page Normington began her studies as a young child at the Allegra Dance Studio. Upon graduating from High School, Carrie was one of thirty-five to be accepted into the prestigious dance department at New York University’s Tisch School for the Arts. After receiving her BFA from NYU, she moved to LA where she furthered her education in injury prevention and became a personal trainer. Carrie has had the privilege of studying with Gelsey Kirkland, David Howard, Finis Jhung, Gus Solomons Jr., Shapiro and Smith, Tere O’Connor, Cassandra Phifer and with the Limón summer program and school. One of her passions is connecting with communities and giving back. Having grown up with Allegra as her second home, it has been her dream to one day keep Allegra’s legacy alive. Now as owner of Allegra Dance Greenwich, Carrie looks forward to keeping that legacy going by educating with high standards of dance, nurturing each students goal and inspiring a love of dance.
