Charity dance performances raise funds to support underprivileged youth

2026-01-29 - 06:31

The charity dance performances entitled “Her Majesty Queen Sirikit: The Divine Mother of Dance – From Local to Global, Fairy Doll and Peter Pan 2026.” were successfully staged under the leadership of Dr. MomLuang Preeyapun Sridhavat, President of the ATOD Children and Youth Development Association. The event received generous support from various organizations, including Australian Teachers of Dancing International (ATOD International), ATOD Children and Youth Development Association, TaoKaeNoi Food and Marketing Public Company Limited, Kenber Geotechnic (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Podology Center Clinic and Thai Lion Air Proceeds from the performances were donated to support underprivileged youth. The performances featured outstanding young dancers who have earned recognition from international dance competitions, including Phatcharanat Pamornmaitree, Timarin Wing Holmes, Suraswadee Inthano, Panyawee Fuentakool, Fahsai Pavawattananusorn and Wuttipong Mongkolphan from Passion Dance School, together with youth performers from several schools in Chiang Mai. Participants also included students from Chiang Mai Ballet Academy, a leading ballet institution in the region. The donation was formally presented to underprivileged students, with Dr.Saisom Wongsasulak, License Holder of Chalermprakiat 48th Pansa School, under the Royal Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, graciously receiving the funds. The handover ceremony took place on Sunday, 18 January 2026, at the National Theatre, Dramatic Arts College, Chiang Mai.