After months of disaster talks, come relax, enjoy yourself and experience a different, festive and cultural side of Haiti in celebration of Haitian Flag Day. Haitan food, Haitian music, Haitian art – all in one place, all in one night!
Proceeds benefit the reconstruction of CAMEJO Hospital in Léogâne, at the epicenter of the earthquake of January 12th.
Visit http://www.renewal4haiti.org for full details on our homegrown effort and please share this announcement with your listservs, colleagues and friends.
contact Sierra Yessoufou for more detail
G.I.V.E. (Graduates Involved in Volunteer Efforts) is proud to present a brief presentation by Headmistress Theopista Seuya of Peace House Secondary School in Arusha, Tanzania. Come for an intimate gathering to learn more about improving education in Tanzania, building new solutions to the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and nurturing the next generation of entrepreneurs and problem solvers in sub-Saharan Africa.
Lunch will be provided. An informal question-and-answer session with Ms. Seuya will follow her presentation. All are encouraged to attend!
PEACE HOUSE AFRICA
When: Thursday, November 12, 12:00-1:30pm
Where: Cyber Cafe, Cherrington Hall (1st Floor)
RSVP: Katy Burke, kburke29@du.edu
Peace House Secondary School (PHS): A major new boarding school for orphans and vulnerable children, located just west of Arusha. PHS aims to be a unique school with a special focus on creative problem solving and entrepreneurial business skills. Graduates of PHS will be job creators — young people who can build a sustainable future for Tanzania.
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8:00am – 3:30pm
Sand Creek Elementary School
8898 S. Maplewood Drive, Highlands Ranch (only 20 minutes from DU)
Daniels has “adopted” Sand Creek Elementary School and will provide a volunteer in every classroom for one full day. This is a one day commitment, is a wonderful way to impact a large number of students in a short time. Volunteers will truly get to know these kids during one full day (the teacher is present the entire day for support) and can really make an impact on them. Please register at www.daniels.du.edu/rsvp.
Date: April 2, 2009
Time: 4-6pm
Where: Jordan’s Bar & Bistro on the Northeast side of University and Evans, right across from Daniels.
What: Come learn about GIVE and other students, and also hear about the Junior Achievement, an organization that educates youth about business and economics,
I wanted to thank everyone for their interest in helping support the Food Bank of the Rockies on Friday. We will be meeting at Daniels College of Business (south side) at 8:00a on Friday, October, 31st. The event itself runs from 8:30a – 11:30a. The estimated return time to DCB is 12:00p.
Transportation: We will be carpooling from DCB to the Food Bank. I can take 3-4 people in my car. Please let us know if you’re interested in driving over, would be willing to take a few people and how many people you can take.
Below is a description of the volunteer activity and where the food bank is located.
Activity:
1. DISTRIBUTION (M-F and select Sat): FBR’s Distribution Center is the heart of our organization. This is where our member agencies come to get much needed food for their non-profit programs. Volunteer activities include helping fill agency food orders, loading agency vehicles with food and helping in the cleaning of the distribution area.
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2. RECLAMATION (M, W, F): FBR’s Reclamation Center is where food and other essential items are inspected, cleaned, sorted and boxed before being sent to the Distribution Center for agency pick up. Volunteers work in an assembly line sorting, sanitizing, inspecting and boxing food and other essential items. This is a great place groups up to 15 who want to work in a team environment.
Please contact Eric Jones or Eric Dyke (eric.r.dyke@gmail.com) with questions.
