We’re not only pioneering this incredible art form, we’re serving the community with our outreach programs. In addition to free or low-cost discussion-demonstrations for school kids, we have two classes specifically geared to youth in our community.
Kids Who Fly
Kids Who Fly builds healthy risk-taking behaviors, works constructively on self-esteem issues, and helps youth experience the unique joy of artistic expression through attending aerial classes designed specifically for youth-at-risk. Students benefit from increased strength and confidence; better body image; broader and more appropriate concepts of physical beauty; reduced stress and improved coping through creative expression; improvement in brain function for kids with certain learning disabilities; and the flat-out delight and freedom of flying. Since the program’s inception, we have served over 8,300 youth in our community.
—Counselor, Alternative Homes for Youth
“I felt free for a moment and I forgot about all my problems and thought about taking advantage of opportunities that life gives me and value them.”
—Kids Who Fly student
Please help us provide scholarships and programming to Youth-at-Risk
Current schools with residential programs: 
- New Vista High School
- Horizons K-8 School
- Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy
Organizations served in our studio:
- IHAD ( I Have a Dream )
- Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Non Violence
- September School
- Natural Highs
- Buckley Military Academy
- YOAB (Youth Opportunities Advisory Board)
- Project Yes
- Weld High School Athletic Department
- Cherry Creek Challenge School
- DREAMers
- Beach Court Elementary
- Dawson School
- University Hill Elementary School
- Boulder Prep High School
**To book a workshop for your school or group, contact Director of Education, Vicki Whisenhunt – vicki@frequentflyers.org.
Frequent Flyers is a PLAYPass partner!
PLAYPass provides eligible youth with $250 towards participation in approved sports and recreation programs! Eligible youth are City of Boulder residents, ages 0-17, and able to provide proof of participation in an assistance program such as free/reduced lunch, WIC, SNAP, Medicaid, or Boulder Parks and Recreation Financial aid.
