Shipping Charitable Donations To Gambia
We are extremely grateful for the continued support of Gambia Projects Overseas who ship all of our donations from the UK to The Gambia. Quite simply we would no be where we are today without the help of David Bennie and the rest of the team.
Their aim is to advance the education of underprivileged and disadvantaged children in Gambia by building and maintaining educational facilities, providing educational resources and supporting the training of teachers.
Gambia Projects Overseas support a number of nursery and primary schools in The Gambia with donations of educational materials and equipment and offer scholarships that allow trainee teachers in The Gambia to study and achieve internationally recognised teaching qualifications.
They organise regular shipments from England to Gambia and are committed to assisting and enabling Gambians to increase their knowledge & skills in order to move forward in their own chosen pathways.
They need help with projects, fundraising, donations of money or resources, sponsorship for teachers salaries & building projects and can be contacted at GPO – Gambia Projects Overseas
Ballet Outreach Donations, Funding & Sponsorship
Gambia Ballet Factory aims to reach out to Gambian kids and young adults to introduce, experience and feel the joy of classic ballet. Gambia Ballet Factory offers regular ballet classes, workshops, film festivals, birthday celebrations etc.
We are commited to educate and inspire future generations of ballet dancers and audiences in West Africa and we need your help to achieve this.
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Capezio is London’s largest dance wear store, spread over two floors and located right in Endell Street in the heart of Covent Garden and specialises in all styles of footwear for people involved in dance and movement for either recreation or profession.
Marcelle Pulleine is trained in classical ballet (Royal Academy of Dance Syllabus), contemporary, jazz and many other dance styles since she was nine years of age.
Younger brother, Eddie attends the Insteps Dance Academy in Ludlow and Hereford Sixth Form College where he studies drama and musical theatre. He has organised a collection of ballet shoes, costumes and educational materials from fellow students and teachers.
Leianne Bates is the Principal at Insteaps and the began dancing when she was four beginning with ballet and moved on quickly to start modern and tap. 
We have recently received 6 parcels of ballet shoes and costumes that Veron has collected for us through her work as a senior dance choreographer, teacher and motivator in the vibrant ballet, dance and performimg arts scene of Singapore.
Vron has attained her RAD Certificate in Ballet Teaching Studies, and is a affiliate Member of ATOD with which she is now fully qualified to send students in for exams.
They develop dance training system to suit students of different levels and learning abilities and also design various dance programmes for schools with the objective of promoting performing arts to the mass and upholding principles and quality of dance education.
Tap Uganda was founded by Pan Vlach and provides dance education for the children of Uganda through the use of technology and visiting artists. 
Many of these children are homeless or living in children’s centers on the outskirts of Kampala. Dance education provides joy, resources, community, and an outlet for creative and emotional expression.
The mission of Tap Uganda is to provide the orphans of Kampala, Uganda with training, resources, and opportunities to become leaders and educators in their community.
Nova Grace have worked with the under privileged children in inner city areas of Los Angeles and London and more recently have began projects in Belize and Uganda.
Classical Ballet Dancer, Singer, Actress and Teacher Anastasia Bertram, known as Tasha, is an inspiration to us. Though petite of build, her strength of character and courage is dauntless.
The FitzGraham Academy of Dance serves Calne, Chippenham and the surrounding areas in the Cotswolds and is respected as a centre of excellence which provides a friendly learning environment in which all students can experience and enjoy many forms of dance and music including ballet, modern, tap, musical theatre, contemporary, lyrical, jazz & acrobatic arts.
Miss Beccy began dancing at the age of 3 with her local ballet teacher Christine Atkinson who is now an international examiner with the Royal Academy of Dance.
At the age of 16 she moved to Australia alone where she trained with Ecole Ballet & Dance Theatre and completed her training to Advanced Level. Unfortunately Beccy sustained an injury which ended her performance career.
The Academy encourage students to be creative and develop their own individuality, style and sense of performance, whilst establishing a firm technique.
Maggie and her husband James have run the Welland school of Dancing since 2010, as a husband and wife partnership, and since January 2015 with baby Briony in tow.
Maggie toured the UK with Ballet Central, selected as soloist for the reworking of Christopher Gable’s beloved ballet “Celebration”.
Her other performance credits include the 2001 World Tour of Rhythm of the Dance, with the National Dance Co. of Ireland, and the World Tour of Phantom of the Opera from 2005-07, touring Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong and Singapore, where she met Mr Skinner.
Since then she has taught extensively throughout the UK and Australia, as a guest teacher for New York State University, Head of Dance at St. Georges School Windsor Castle, and Ballet teacher for Bodyworks Cambridge.