Seattle dance company raising money for Colombia earthquake survivors
Saboco Dance Company, a Latin fitness dance group in Bellevue, is working to support victims of the earthquakes in Colombia by gathering donations. "Getting people together, donating money right now, and knowing where we can activate these funds to help people in need is what we feel is the most important thing we can do right now," said Marvin Gaviria, one of the company's dance leaders. The 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Colombia on Monday morning, and is the strongest to hit the country in a decade. 111 people have been reported dead and 1,900 have been reported missing.
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