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Foundation set up in Southport victim’s name to spread ‘magic’

A foundation named Alice’s WonderDance has been established in honor of Alice da Silva Aguiar, one of the victims of the Southport attack, to inspire children's love of dance.
Mrs. Aguiar stated, 'We just want to provide fun for children in the world of dance.'
The foundation's logo features ballet shoes and a magic wand to 'spread the magic in her name,' according to Mrs. Aguiar.
Merchandise like T-shirts, bags, and hats is being sold to raise money for the foundation, as reported by family friend Sarah Buck.

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Daily Mirror

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Southport victim's parents set up foundation to spread 'magic' in daughter's name - The Mirror

Alice da Silva Aguiar's parents say she found her love of dancing when she was just 16 months old, and danced non-stop - until her life was cruelly snatched away

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Foundation to spread 'magic of dance' in Southport victim's memory

Alice Aguiar's parents set up Alice's Wonderdance to help fund access to dance for children.

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Foundation set up in Southport victim’s name to spread ‘magic’

The parents of Alice da Silva Aguiar have launched Alice’s WonderDance.

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Southport parents turn tragedy into dance foundation for Alice

The parents of nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar have established a foundation in their daughter's memory to encourage children's love of dance. Alice's WonderDance aims to "spread magic" through dance after the young girl was killed in the Southport attack last July. | The latest National and International News

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