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“Let the Sunshine In” Flashmob Video
Flash Mob Video “Let the Sunshine In!” by the volunteer association Per un mondo migliore/Za bolji svijet/Better World Croatia performed by volunteers during a summer camp in Rijeka.
Continue reading →January 2017
This year started out with another winter camp lasting from December 31-January 8th.. We had a variety of people who came, some for a short time, and some for the full week. We worked 2 murals in Dom za odgoj … Continue reading →
December 2016
This month, needless to say, was very busy! Tony and Friends performed 40 times in Croatia and Italy, in schools, kindergardens, hospitals, senior’s homes and theaters! In the meantime we made trips to Karlovac and visits in the Rijeka area, … Continue reading →
Tony and Friends Show “The Christmas Sandclock”
Once again, we are preparing our annual Christmas Show, this time called “The Christmas Sandclock” which is the story of a very generous european count and his wife. Just as the sand clock turns over and is filled once more, … Continue reading →
October 2016
The month of October brought colour and life! We were able to bring Rolly to the “Marcia alla Pace” (Peace March), pushing him the full 24 ams from Perugia to Assisi. There were 15 of us participating in this immense … Continue reading →
September 2016
Although we all took some time off this month, due to a very busy summer, we were still able to perform a Tony and Friends Show in Zagreb and Clown Therapy in a day center which is part of Dom … Continue reading →
August 2016
The summer has ended, which, once again was full of volunteers and a total of 7 volunteer camps, besides visitors. You can refer to our Facebook pictures to understand better the entirety of change affected in buildings, schools, and … Continue reading →
July 2016
The past month we held 2 summer camps, with attendees from Equador, Poland, Ukraine, Ireland, Hungary and Austria! The month was fun of Clown Therapy, Murals, Humanitarian visits, beach, pizza parties, songs and fun! The looks on the faces of … Continue reading →