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This document summarizes a service learning project called "Cans for Calvary" that involved collecting and recycling aluminum cans to raise money to purchase supplies for troops overseas. A group of students and one individual with a cognitive disability collected $213 by recycling cans donated by family and friends. They used the funds to buy supplies from a local store, which they then shipped to troops in Iraq. The experience highlighted how small individual acts, when joined together, can make a meaningful difference for others.
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The document contains announcements for Penn Valley Church regarding various upcoming events and activities in April 2014. These include:
1) An Africa Relief Response Plan to provide food and tools in the Central African Republic from January to September 2014.
2) Welcoming visitors from Willow Valley GBC who are church appointees to Stuttgart, Germany.
3) Upcoming sermon series and meals on Wednesday nights.
4) Several Three-Fold Communion services at the Telford and Bux-Mont campuses on April 27th.
Move feet change heat project
The group raised money to donate to Wheels4Life. The money that was raised would be used to purchase bikes in a third-world country. Using a bike as a means of transportation means it benefits our environment by not polluting the air, and benefits our health as a form of exercise.
EC-Directory-2015
This document provides information on several charitable organizations in Palm Beach County, Florida. It begins with an introduction to Extraordinary Charities, which researches and promotes smaller, local charities. The document is organized into sections on culture, education, and human services. In the education section, it profiles 13 organizations that provide educational resources and support to children and adults, such as the Apostolic Child Development Center, which provides education and care for children in West Palm Beach and has been operating for over 40 years. The profiles provide details on each organization's mission and current funding needs.
Treasured-SPONSOR
This document discusses child sponsorship through an organization called Treasured. It aims to create awareness of the needs of children globally and provide sponsorship opportunities to support them. An estimated 130 million children worldwide are orphans or waiting children, many living in poverty without adequate food, clothing, shelter or education. Sponsoring a child through programs like Won by One in Jamaica can help fulfill their needs by funding school, medical care, living expenses and bringing hope. Sponsorship amounts range from $25-150 per month depending on the child's age and education level. Sponsorship provides opportunities for children to attend school and get supplies, uniforms and lunches they otherwise couldn't afford.
DAKTARI Newsletter Q1 2015
This newsletter from the Daktari Bush School provides updates on their programs and animals from January to March 2015. They thank supporters for their ongoing donations, which allow the school to pursue its mission. Updates include a video about a student made by a filmmaker, winners of a game drive prize, new animals at the school including puppies and mongooses, and facility expansion projects like a new meerkat camp. The school also promotes ways for readers to donate and get involved to support the animals and children's education.
Kingdom Partner 2015 Impact Report
Kingdom Partners is a group of Christian men and women of all ages from Southern California who are passionate about helping those in need, especially children. Through their partnership with World Help, they are touching the lives of people all around the world.
Announcements 06.29.14
This document provides information about upcoming events at the Spring River Assembly of God church, including volunteer schedules for nursery and greeters, instructions for how to connect with the church online and through "Connection Cards", and announcements for special guests, fundraisers, and ministry programs taking place in the coming weeks.
Newsletter march april 2011
Daktari Wildlife Orphanage has taken in two new pied crows, Elvis and Presley, with broken wings. International volunteers from several countries helped in March and April. Poncho the hyena was adopted by a Swiss woman. Freddy the hyena was neutered. Snaky the snake-eagle was killed by a honey badger. Children visited from a local school and saw many animals. Daktari is running a Global Giving campaign for recurring donations to support various projects like a new one to educate 125 children in wildlife clubs. They upgraded their solar equipment with donations.
PlannedGiving2014_Brochure_050114
The document discusses planned giving options at the Albany JCC to help support its mission of providing enriching programs for the community. It encourages readers to consider including the JCC in their estate plans to help guarantee its programs will continue for future generations, as others have done before them. Planned giving vehicles mentioned include bequests, retirement accounts, charitable trusts, and life insurance policies. The development manager is available to privately discuss individual plans and wishes for supporting the JCC through legacy gifts.
Kingdom Partner 2015 Impact Report
Kingdom Partners is a group of Christian men and women of all ages from Southern California who are passionate about helping those in need, especially children. Through their partnership with World Help, they are touching the lives of people all around the world.
Final Formal Recruitment Booklet
This document provides information about formal recruitment for sororities at Wichita State University from September 3-8, 2014. It welcomes potential new members to the campus and recruitment process. It introduces the Rho Gammas who will assist during recruitment and provides tips for participating in recruitment. It outlines the schedule of recruitment events and encourages participants to register online.
Penn Valley Network Announcements 4-6-14
This document contains announcements for Penn Valley Church. It announces upcoming events like a benefit breakfast, sermon series, youth trip, and community recycling day. It provides details on volunteer opportunities, prayer projects, and ways to support the church and local organizations through fundraising. Information is provided on children's programs, women's bible study, and the online church directory.
Guatemala Missions Trip 2012
Michael and his wife are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary by going on a mission trip to Guatemala with their church to build houses for widows and orphans. They will be building 12 houses costing $1,350 each from July 7-14 and ministering to families. They went on a previous trip in 2008 that was life changing. They are asking for prayers, donations of supplies, and financial support of $1,600 per person to make this trip possible.
Reach 2009 Brochure
This document provides information about various global outreach mission trips being organized by Water of Life Community Church. It shares reflections from past participants about how their experiences impacted them personally and strengthened their faith. Details are given on upcoming trips to locations like Cambodia, Mexico, Nigeria, Kenya, and Thailand, focusing on activities like teaching English, providing medical care, working with orphans, and community development. Requirements, costs, logistics and FAQs are addressed for those interested in participating. The goal is to help people get involved in furthering God's mission around the world through serving others.
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