The Tiny Toones break dancing troupe was born in the Bassac slum area of Phnom Penh, Cambodia and provides free HIV/AIDS, health, drug awareness, performing arts and language education in English and Khmer to underprivileged youth. It also serves as a community center, with an open door policy, where hundreds of children have a positive environment to channel their energy into learning and performing arts. The group was founded by Tuy Sobil, a.k.a. KK, originally from Long Beach, who brought his b-boy dance talents to the streets of Cambodia to help the country struggling to rebuild after 30 years of war.

To donate now: http://greenwoodcollective.com/tinytoones/
All proceeds benefit The Tiny Toones.

Funds raised will be used to support Tiny Toones as well as purchased a small mini-van so the kids can be driven safely to school, dance performances and rehearsals.

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

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