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4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
Attached are the photos taken at ECCCM (Eastern Catawba Cooperative
Christian Ministry) where our UMYF worked to sort food and clothing and
organize shelves ready to serve those in need. Rev. Bob Silber, Executive
Director, states "we don't give a hand out, we give folks a hand up".
Our youth and their leaders are always ready to serve and work in various
capacities with ECCCM, along with other local ministry needs.
Please let me know if you are in need of additional information relating to
this event or the photos taken.
Thank You,
Angela Dean
Administrative Asst.
828-464-5408 Office
828-464-1155 Fax
Attached are some pictures of our Change the World Day we held on April 30th
at our Community Park. It was a combined effort of West Independence, East
Mt. Zion, Vanlue Christ, and Arcadia UMC's. We held a Mobile Food Pantry
distributing 10,000 pounds of food to 152 families in our area! This was a
first time event but we have another scheduled for September 17, 2011.
Thanks for offering this event to local churches!
Grace and Peace!
Pastor Bruce Crane
Arcadia UMC
19397 CR 216
Arcadia, OH 44804
419-894-6515
Whatever I have, wherever I am, I can make it through
anything in the One who makes me who I am. Phil. 4:13 (MSG)
2011 ChangeTheWorld - Ontario Youth Volunteer Challenge certificate presentation.
Pictured from left: Katherine Hewson, Assistant Deputy Minister, Ministry of Citizenship & Immigration; Jane Hennig, Volunteer Action Centre of Kitchener-Waterloo and Area.
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
2012 ChangeTheWorld - Ontario Youth Volunteer Challenge Media Launch - Lakeside Park, Mississauga, Ontario.
Celebration Event (from left to right):
- Armin Forouzan, Communications and Outreach Coordinator for the 2012 ChangeTheWorld campaign
- Philip Manzano, Executive Director and Co-founder of Good Movement
- Carine Strong, Carine Strong, Executive Director of Volunteer MBC and Chair of the Ontario Volunteer Centre Network
- Minister Charles Sousa, Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration
- Patricia Runzer, Community Outreach Consultant,
City of Mississauga, Mi-Way
- Councillor Jim Tovey, Ward 1 - City of Mississauga
Students Serving their Community: Ginghamsburg teens will be participating in two “Change the World” initiatives on April 24. In partnership with Catholic Social Services and its Youth Service Day, students in grades 9-12 will go on mission in Dayton to serve at a local soup kitchen for the homeless and hungry called Target Dayton. Saturday night, Ginghamsburg teens will spend the chilly April night out on the Ginghamsburg Main Campus lawn under mosquito nets to raise awareness for World Malaria Day.
During IHE's Summer Institute, each student gives a 20-minute presentation on a humane education topic or issue. Dustin had students try out several short group activities that are great for helping their students connect, relax, and engage.
As long as there are those who wag the dog and wave the imperialist flag, we will instead raise a cry for solidarity. #NoWar #Syria #Yemen #Palestine
The Daily Good Morning (To Laugh That We May Not Weep)
Thinking on our post from Saturday, it seemed a bit of a modification was asking to be made...Art Young's "Last Appeal"...now with colors...
If any of you can 100% identify that either of the attached photos were taken at TRAVCO we can use them courtesy of The Country Music Hall of Fame.
(Thinking that you might recognize the wall tiles or something.)
Kats
2011 ChangeTheWorld - Ontario Youth Volunteer Challenge certificate presentation.
Pictured from left: Katherine Hewson, Assistant Deputy Minister, Ministry of Citizenship & Immigration; Carine Strong, Volunteer MBC (Mississauga Brampton Caledon).
Thank you Fiona Simpson MP for hosting our second cohort of Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research John Dillon Fellows for a networking lunch at the Parliament House, Brisbane
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Here's to more cross-cultural collaboration and knowledge exchange towards our efforts to #ChangeTheWorld together!
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
4th October 2015- asking kids and their families what they would do if they could Change The World- messages written on mini placards borne by donated teddies and dolls. All toys donated to Evelina Children's Hospital plus some delivered to refugee camps.
Jennifer Linton kicks off ChangeTheWorld and Volunteer Appreciation Week by accepting an award from the United Way for her contribution to the SFCSC Food Bank. Jennifer is photographed here with Craig Keilburger, founder of the internationally acclaimed children's charity, Free The Children. Thank-you Jennifer and Craig for making the world a better place.
During IHE's Summer Institute, each student gives a 20-minute presentation on a humane education topic or issue. French teacher, Katie, led students in an activity that combined an exploration of families with learning French vocabulary.
"Don't waste your valuable time with people who aren't adding to your growth." 👏 I just had a very enjoyable conversation this afternoon with my friend @phaero about how we as a society are conditioned to view this concept as judgmental and selfish, and how the word selfish has a negative connotation. I believe it is our obligation to ourselves and to society to surround ourselves only with those who inspire us to constantly grow and serve our deeper purpose; with only those who empower us to let our true selves shine; and only those who we in turn inspire to do the same. THIS is when the magic happens. THIS is when, by being a little "selfish" and taking care of ourselves, we are empowered to positively impact the world. THIS is when the world starts changing for the better. So evaluate who you surround yourself with. And remember, like attracts like, so when you let your true self shine those like-minded individuals will naturally be drawn to you and suddenly... everything starts going right. 💛 #TeamBabyFace #BabyFaceFoundation #LawOfAttraction #PositiveQuotes #SuccessQuotes #MotivationalQuotes #Shine #ChooseHappiness #SelfLove #SelfValue #SelfWorth #NeverGiveUp #ChangeTheWorld - babyfacemma
Eighteen teachers, educators and community activists, and IHE faculty pose together to celebrate their deeper knowledge, renewed passion, and new friendships.