Beste ouders,

In het kort komt deze actie van de ‘Europian Suzuki Association’ hier op neer: om kinderen over de hele wereld (vooral in arme landen) de kans te geven een instrument te leren bespelen.

Als alle kinderen hier in Nederland (en in andere landen waar men zich dit kan veroorloven) gesponsord één keer voor de buren spelen, of één keer op school, dan zijn er al weer wat kinderen (in bv Afrika) geholpen. Vind sponsors en speel de sterren van de hemel! 🙂
Je kunt ook je studie tijd laten sponseren, per 15 minuten.

Print het sponsor formulier uit, en lever het bij mij in:

Sponsorship Form

dan zorg ik dat het terecht komt bij de juiste mensen.

Ik hoop dat jullie meedoen! Tegelijk geeft het misschien ook een ‘boost’ voor het studeren.
(een mooie bijkomstigheid. ;-))

Hartelijke groet,

Heleen

Dit is het bericht zoals het door de ESA werd gestuurd:

Starting next week! ‘Give a Child a Teacher’ fundraising campaign

Give a Child a Teacher
is a special Fundraising Campaign organised by the European Suzuki Association (ESA) to raise funds to give more children the opportunity of a Suzuki education in Europe, Middle East and Africa.

The campaign will start next week and run from 1 to 31 December 2015

Get involved. Give something back
The ESA are asking all Suzuki Teachers throughout the region to organise fundraising events with their students during the month of December (download a poster here)

These fundraising events can be –

Christmas Concerts
Sponsored practice (download a sponsor form here)
Christmas Workshops
Any other ideas

Photos and videos are welcome – please send these to the ESA Office and they will be posted on the ESA website

Monies can be paid to the ESA either by –
Bank transfer
PayPal
Download a donation form here
Payments by 31 January 2016 latest please

The total amount raised will be announced on the ESA website during February 2016.
A cheque will be presented at the BSI Gala Concert, Royal Albert Hall, London in March 2016.

The money will be donated to the European Suzuki Teacher Development Trust (ESTDT) which is a charity concerned with making Suzuki Teaching in music available to children in Europe, Middle East and Africa. The ESTDT do this by giving financial support to Suzuki Teacher Training projects in countries where there is a need.

The ESTDT have helped to give Suzuki Teachers to children in:
Russia Latvia Lithuania
Poland Estonia Turkey
Croatia Hungary South Africa

The project in South Africa began in the township of Mamelodi, with 100 eager students, 9 violins and a tree to teach under. Read South Africa’s story here – Mamelodi – the Mother of all Melodies

‘Talent Education, for the happiness of all children’
Dr Shinichi Suzuki

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