The Greatest Showman Charity Ball raises hundreds for Keech Hospice Care

A fundraiser from Dunstable raised £2,600 for Keech Hospice Care when she organised The Greatest Showman Charity Ball.
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The Greatest Showman Charity Ball

Shaunni Davis wanted to raise money for the care home that cared for her sister when she had cancer, she taught a dance routine to a group of dancers to perform on the night.

She said: “It was amazing and everyone had such a great time, many did it in memory of special loved ones.

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“Everyone got so much out of it, as well as learning a dance they gained friends, they laughed together and cried together, it was such a team effort. It was truly humbling to take them all in the journey to complete their challenge, learning it in 12 weeks and selling 12 tickets each.”

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The Greatest Showman Charity Ball

Shaunni will be holding a Mamma Mia charity night in May to raise money for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Luton and Dunstable University Hospital.

She added: “I’m looking for more people to sign up to the challenge of learning a dance to perform on the night in ten weeks and bring ten people on the night.”

If you would like to sign up for the challenge, email [email protected].