The Full Out Dance Center children's contemporary dance studio, through the joint efforts of its coaches, students, and their parents, raised funds for two portable Starlink Mini satellite systems for trade union members carrying out combat missions in the Kramatorsk sector.

During a gala concert marking the studio’s 5th anniversary, founded by choreographers Andrii and Oleksandra Osadchuk, the first satellite system was ceremonially presented to Sofia Cherepanova, Deputy Chair of the All-Ukrainian Trade Union of Defenders of Ukraine, for subsequent transfer to soldiers of an assault regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Funds for this unit had been raised during the preparations for the concert. During the dance celebration itself, the combined efforts of parents, guests, and caring attendees made it possible to complete the fundraising campaign for a second Starlink Mini station.

“We are sincerely grateful to the children, parents, and coaches of the studio for their care and support for our defenders. It is especially meaningful when the younger generation grows up with an understanding of the importance of unity and supporting those on the front line. Every such contribution is more than just equipment—it means saved lives, reliable communication, and additional capabilities for carrying out combat missions,” said Sofia Cherepanova.

It is worth noting that this is not the first collaboration between the Trade Union and Full Out Dance Center. Last year, the studio also supported trade union members serving in a special unit of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) by providing camouflage equipment.

For active civic engagement, fruitful cooperation, and support of the state’s defense capability, the Full Out Dance Center studio was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from the All-Ukrainian Trade Union of Defenders of Ukraine.
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