Thank you for your interest and your attention. The following is a partial list of highlights of our past projects and additional activities

Activities China 2003/2004

If laughter is the best medicine, then there was plenty of medicine for everyone at the Roots and Shoots Dinner held on October 26, 2004 at ISB (International School of Beijing). The Middle and elementary school students of Roots and Shoots hosted a wonderful fundraising dinner for Magic Hospital with food, music, face painting, games to play, raffles to enter and clowns. The Roots and Shoots student were responsible for planning and running this entire event advertisement, design of tickets, plan games and raffles, the dinner menu, speeches and sponsors. It was a huge success thanks to all the hard work of the students with the great result of 10,124RMB for Magic Hospital.

Thanks to the support of the Western Academy of Beijing the second Outdoorsy day of games was made possible and happening with games, swimming and picnic - this time for the 60 children of the privately established Xing Xing YU school for autistic children.

SAS Scandinavian Airlines System organized a ticket auction on the behalf of the children and Magic Hospital, which brought the fantastic amount of sum of RMB 38,000 (approx 3,500Euro – it covered the costs for the Magic team of 2 clowns and 1 artist for about 1 year!

Seventeen puppeteers from the Beijing Puppet Theater stormed the Beijing Children's hospital to the delight of the children and staff for a premier performance. 

To keep the smiles from fading when the entertainers made their exit, we donated and installed 4 DVD players for “movie hours” in the Beijing Children Hospital.

During the month of June, two orphanages in the Hebei province played host to a cavalry of clowns and minstrels.

A joint event with the American Education and Health Foundation and the Beijing United Family Hospital led to a royal clown performance at Jiaozuo orphanage in Henan .

Medical care is costly and difficult to come by for those living in shelters and orphanages.  Thanks to the generosity of Novartis, an international pharmaceutical company, Yang Yang, a 12 year old mentally disabled boy from a shelter in Xain was able to receive the treatment he needed. 

The International School Of Beijing provided an ambience of fun for the first outdoorsy event with a special field day for the children of the Shunyi Children's Village. The Shunyi children village is a shelter for children aged 2- 17 whose parents have been incarcerated and who have now other caretakers to look after them. Together with some volunteering students from the International school e ighty children enjoyed a picnic, played outdoor games and splashed around in the school's swimming pool - for many of these children a first time experience of the pleasure of jumping, splashing and swimming in a pool.

The proceeds from our fundraiser helped more than 60 children from Shunyi Children's Village to visit their mother/father/parents in prison.