Help Squ Foundation by donating dance mats for our children's dance classes.
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Help Squ Foundation by donating dance mats for our children's dance classes.
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Squ Foundation is a 100% Black women‑led nonprofit and registered Public Beneficiary Organisation (PBO), based in Naledi, Soweto. We run three vibrant dance classes for children and youth, creating safe spaces for self‑expression, resilience, and empowerment. To ensure our dancers can train safely and comfortably, we are seeking donations of dance mats. These mats will help protect learners from injury, improve performance, and allow us to expand our classes with confidence. By contributing dance mats, you’ll be directly supporting young people’s growth, creativity, and wellbeing — helping us nurture talent and inspire lasting change in our community. What we need: Dance mats (new or gently used) for 3 classes Delivery or drop‑off in Soweto Impact: Your donation will enable over 60 learners to train safely each week, strengthening their skills and confidence through dance.
Sustainable Development Goals
Quality Education
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
Reduced Inequalities
Reduce inequality within and among countries
Impact Metrics (Estimates)
People from marginalised groups to be supported
Education facilities to be improved
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