• Merchandise Products
We are selling t-shirts, dancing pants and 2011 calendars and directing 50% of the profits to our Scholarship Fund. Contact tim@biodanza.us to order these items.

• “Ask Letter”
Students in need can request a template text that can be personalized and used to reach out to their community of family and friends asking for monetary support with tuition costs. Contact Christopher Foster at christopher@biodanza.us to get this form and guidance in the process.

• “Adopt-a-Student”
What better way to give back what you’ve got from Biodanza than supporting a future facilitator? Your donation allows a student to follow his/her calling of bringing joy and transformation to many lives.

Your donation can start at $10 and every dollar you give our SFSB Scholarship Fund will help a deserving student in need to finish our program. Donations can be anonymous (or not) and will be distributed among the students that express interest and request it through an application process. SFSB students interested in these funds, please submit a letter to christopher@biodanza.us with a short biography of yourself, an explanation about your financial situation, and a reflection about the importance of the training program and Biodanza to you. A website campaign will present students who are interested in acquiring these funds.

• Fundraising Party
Stay tuned, we will be holding a fundraiser event with yummy food, lots of dancing and a silent auction with donated items and services. If you, or someone you know has items such as art, crafts, books, hand-made jewelry, or professional services such as massages, astrological readings, and free legal advice, please contact Christopher Foster at christopher@biodanza.us.

Thank you, Ed!

We got our first donation to the “Circle of Giving Campaign” and want to thank our donor: Edmund Coppinger. After taking several training workshops in 2009-2010 as a guest, Ed saw the value of our program and made his contribution. SFSB and its students are grateful for his donation and hope this gesture inspire many other donations.