WILL YOU DANCE WITH US?

BE A PART OF HISTORY
By taking part in a Guinness Book of World Record Attempt

Theme: Dancing with the most partners in 24 hours. Let’s raise awareness and funds to fight child labour

Where: Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto, Canada,
the longest street in the world.

When: Start – 27th July 2023, 5 PM and Finish – 28th July 2023, 5 PM

                                                  With Suresh Joachim,

  Canada’s #1 Guinness Record Holder

It’s a fact: Without help, children in poverty
become adults in poverty…and the cycle continues.

Children from disadvantaged communities lack access to healthcare and proper nutrition, and are often exposed to domestic violence and child labour. The work of World Action Foundation, along with its partners and volunteers, invests in these children by providing aid in educational, life skills, nutrition, healthcare, and the confidence they need to break free from poverty. This collective effort creates a positive ripple effect, empowering children and youth to improve their lives and futures, ultimately transforming their families and communities.

It’s heartbreaking that so many children are born into poverty, facing a future of limited opportunities and a lack of resources. However, World Action Foundation, its partners, and volunteers work tirelessly to give these children a chance to escape poverty by providing children with access to education, life skill guidance, nutrition, healthcare, and confidence- building opportunities. The positive impact of their work and the lives they are improving is inspiring.

That’s why World Action Foundation invites you to participate in their upcoming charity events – Will You Dance With Us ft. Suresh Joachim and Walk on Yonge Street.

Poor Children Help Them

Will You Dance with Us

Join World Action Foundation at the “Will you Dance with Us ft. Suresh Joachim” Charity Event to make a positive difference and showcase your business. Suresh Joachim is partnering with World Action Foundation to complete a record of the most dance partners in 24 hours at Dundas Square to fight against child labour.

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How to Participate

This charity event and the attempt to break Guinness World Record will be held at Yonge Street, Toronto, Canada.

All business owners, residents, educational institutions, offices, schools, restaurants, and other such establishments are free to join this event. Just come and dance your heart out!

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Dance with Canada’s #1 Guinness World Records Holder – Suresh Joachim​

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Suresh Joachim Arulanantham is a Canadian film actor, producer, and multiple-Guinness World Record holder who has broken more than 60 world records. His incredible feats include 1.000 consecutive hours of running and 84 hours of consecutive drumming, running on a treadmill for 168 hours to cover 659.27 km, and bowling for 168 hrs. He has carried a 4.5 kg brick in a nominated ungloved hand in an un-cradled downward position for 126.675km, done non-stop crawling for 56.62 km, riding up and down an escalator 11.791 times. On March 17, 2006, he set the world record for a couple dance marathon by dancing 31 hours consecutively with Tiffany Lesko. His ultimate goal is to break 500 world records in 20 years.

World Action Foundation has been fortunate to partner with Suresh Joachim for this charity event to be held at Yonge Street in Canada on May 5th, 2023. 

Walk On Yonge Street

Yonge Street is the longest street in the world, at a length of 1896KM. To fight against child labour, Subash Sundarraj – founder of World Action Foundation (WAF) and Priyanka Sundarraj – COO and director of WAF are walking from the beginning to the end of Yonge street. Be a part of a world record, being marked down in history for your contribution. Together with World Action Foundation, be recognized in a world record as a partner with every business on the world’s largest street.

#WalkOnYongeSt:

Be a part of #WalkOnYongeSt to help us with another world record attempt. World Action Foundation is walking on Yonge Street to fight against child labour by getting sponsors from every single business on the longest street in the world. As a sponsor, you are contributing to both of these causes, and your business will get widely recognized. If you have any questions or need more information, please reach out. Thank you for your support and we hope to see you there.

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Poverty is Child Labour

Poverty is a complex issue with severe consequences for children and families, oftentimes in the form of child labour. This inhuman practice robs children of their childhood, education and future potential, making it a crucial challenge to tackle. At World Action Foundation, we believe in creating a world where every child can reach their full potential and live a childhood free from the constraints of labor. Join us in the fight against poverty and child labor by supporting our efforts to provide equitable economic opportunities and resources for all. Invest in the future and help build a brighter tomorrow for the world’s most vulnerable children.

Why are we breaking a record?

Child in poverty

160 million

Children are in child labour

45 million

Kids suffer from severe malnutrition every year

Multidimensional poor children

About 1 billion

Children are multi-dimensionally poor, which means they
lack necessities as basic as nutrition or clean water.

How to Support

Charity Event How to Support

Below are a few fundraising options, if any of these ideas make sense to you, do get in touch with us at [email protected].

Participate as a business

World Action Foundation is counting on your contribution to launch our project against Child Labour. Many children are forced to drop out of school and work at young ages, as young as 5, to support their families. World Action Foundation works to end child labour by offering nutritious meals, healthcare, and education to as many children as possible. We strive to relieve financial strain and give children a chance to be kids, paving the way for a brighter future for generations to come.

Become a Sponsor to help make a positive difference in the world, while showcasing your business. Help create a better world. Thank you for your interest in becoming a sponsor! We welcome partnerships with businesses aligned with our vision and mission. Contact us at [email protected] or (647)264-2177 to learn more about customized sponsorship packages. Your support makes a difference.

Support as a Business

Donate Now

You can support us in our efforts to implement long-term, sustainable initiatives to end child labour for children in Sri Lanka and worldwide and promote education. Donate now and help us give these children a better tomorrow. 


DONATE NOW

Independent Group Support Now

Join us as an independent group of people

Over a period of time many independent groups like welfare groups, women’s groups, clubs, associations, and volunteer groups formed for specific purposes, have worked with WAF in spreading awareness, and collecting donations and materials. 

If you are a part of any such group and wish to participate, please register below.


Register Now

Get involved as an institution

World Action Foundation has been working with different institutes – corporates, retail chains, schools, colleges, libraries, civil societies, coaching centers, and arts and cultural centers – for various campaigns and each one has taught us different ways people contribute, according to their interest and potential. If you wish to participate, please register below.


Register Now

Volunteer in the Charity Event
Differently Abled Youth Development Centers across Canada

Material Collection Drives

They are an easy way for people to give back during this charity event. You can focus on any specific material like clothes, school materials, etc and people give back on their choice of material or make a monetary contribution for the same. 


Donate Now

Are you ready and excited?

Join your hand with us for a better life and a beautiful future.
Let’s dance together with Suresh Joachim and make history.

DO YOU SUPPORT CHILD LABOUR?


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YES