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New Delhi [India], August 3: On a heartwarming afternoon, Vishal Onnya, founder of 7X Dance Studio, and his team hosted an unforgettable dance and music event for the children of BASS Orphanage in Hyderabad. Starting at 4 PM, 27 children participated, enjoying an afternoon brimming with joy and excitement.
The children wore sports pants and T-shirts provided by 7X Dance Studio, along with new water bottles and comfortable school shoes. Their faces shone with happiness, reflecting the love and care conveyed through these thoughtful gifts.
Fully immersed in the event, the volunteers delivered captivating dance and music performances. The lively music and dynamic dance moves had the children laughing and dancing, creating an atmosphere of pure joy. The volunteer team, including Vishal Onnya, Sadanand, Janet Louis, Ronil, Leon Joseph, Srinivas Reddy, Shaik Saleem, Mansi Jain, Dhriti Tibrewal, and Avinash Sonkamble, brought unique joy to the children through their passion and dedication.
Anjali, the head of the orphanage, praised the event and expressed heartfelt gratitude to 7X Dance Studio and its volunteers for their care and support. She said, “This event has brought warmth to our children and inspired them to dream of a better future.”
Vishal Onnya shared his feelings about the event, saying, “Seeing the children’s smiles and happiness fills us with immense joy. We are deeply grateful to IYDF for their support, which enables us to bring joy and hope to these children.”
This event not only provided essential supplies but also illuminated the children’s hearts with dance and music, showcasing the power of community love. 7X Dance Studio demonstrated the true meaning of love and sharing through their actions, becoming a beautiful presence in the children’s lives.
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