Your official New York Connection to "Thrill The World 2010", the 4th annual worldwide simultaneous dance of "Thriller" for world records and charity.
We (NYC) Dance Saturday, October 23rd, 7am & 7pm! SAVE THE DATE! (WHY 7AM?)
Reason's To Thrill...
Michael Jackson's Thriller is a iconic. It is loved the world over. It is the greatest selling record of all time.
Dancing is healthy and a fun way to keep fit. No treadmills, no weights... Just music and movement.
If you have never danced before, think of this as an exciting personal challenge. If you have always wanted to learn the Thriller routine, think of this as a dream come true.
As a world record philanthropist and ceaseless humanitarian, Michael gave over $300,000,000 to charity. Continue these honourable actions.
Thrill The World NYC is looking for sponsors who are interested in supporting the Arts in New York City through dance and would like to increase their presence with potential zombie customers.
Thrill The World was created in 2006 by Canadian choreographer/dance instructor, Ines Markelle. Today, Thrill The World events span 40 countries with 362 local events.Your sponsorship will help defray the costs associated with producing a world-class event and will benefit Thrill The World NYC and their charity. Creator/Director Ines Markelle and event managers worldwide represent a core of volunteers and fans dedicated to keeping the dream alive while honoring Michael Jackson’s musical genius and humanitarian efforts.
You can also make a donation in an amount of your choice on the Paypal or through Fractured Atlas.
Donations will be used to reimburse our volunteer event staff for expenses incurred during our 2010 event. Costs include liability insurance, copies, stationary, staff identification, refreshments, website hosting and registration, etc. And everything after is donated to the Charity chosen for the fiscal year. Thank you for making a difference for thousands of people around the world.
TTW NYC’s mission strives to encourage service-giving through the art of music and dance. We look forward to using these universal commonalities to encourage individuals of all ages to engage in creative service projects.
