We just want to say another big "Thank You" to Harrow for sponsoring this performance coming just a few weeks after the last one when Clown Eckie spent a few days giving his Circus Skill workshops at a Harrow House Camp in Khao Yai National Park.
Harrow International School have been supporting Gift of Happiness Foundation since before the charity became a Thai registered non profit organization in 2009. The help they have given over the years has been very much appreciated by thousands of poor children we serve in the north of Thailand. We hope to continue our collaboration with the great staff and students at Harrow for many more years to come.

See you on the big day!
Date: Saturday, 21 November 2015 - Time: 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM - Location: Harrow Bangkok Campus

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The visit to Nam Tok was followed by yet another much needed appearance at the AGAPE Orphanage which lies very close to the border just outside Mae Sot itself.  We have been supporting this orphanage for several years and particularly during the past year and a half since they lost some important funding and had to re-order the running of the place. There's now only around 65 abandoned or orphaned children living at the orphanage and they are cared for by only a small group of most dedicated (Quite young) volunteers who are doing a fantastic job of keeping the kids well fed and schooled. We are proud to have been instrumental in making sure the poor children here are also well clothed and have plenty of toys to play with or teddy-bears to cuddle.
Please see our short video to find out more...

After all the fun and giving so much happiness in Mae Sot, we set-off very early on the Friday morning to travel back along the road to Bangkok which normally takes around 7 or 8 hours, mostly along the Asia 1 highway.  But this time it would take almost 13 hours because we went via a small village which is located around 80 kilometres along a smaller road heading in the wrong direction from our normal way to Bangkok. We managed to get slightly lost a couple of times, but eventually arrived at the village and it's largest building which is the regional Thai Government school called Ban Nongmaetang Tammasat ASA School near Phaisan Kan Chang Nong Mae Taeng, Kamphaeng Phet.
This visit was arranged following a special request from the head teacher, Mr. Pheng Sornsakun at the school who is friendly with one of our past volunteer entertainers who lives in London, UK.
Gingernutt the Clown (Who will join us again in January 2016) had recommended us to the head teacher, knowing that we would be made very welcome by all the great children who mainly come from quite poor backgrounds and who've never had the chance to see the kind of Western live comedy entertainment that we provide.