Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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the first 30742 Charters event of 2019 saw a day with 60163 Tornado on Goods at the Nene Valley Railway. Bitterly cold and rather grey sadly but a good day enjoyed and my thanks to all involved and all who supported www.facebook.com/30742Charters/ #joinus

Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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the first 30742 Charters event of 2019 saw a day with 60163 Tornado on Goods at the Nene Valley Railway. Bitterly cold and rather grey sadly but a good day enjoyed and my thanks to all involved and all who supported www.facebook.com/30742Charters/ #joinus

Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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Epic Change with Epic Thanks is an example of social media being used to raise over $200,000 to build a locally led primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Shepherds Junior is a small pre- and primary school has grown to over 500 students and leads Tanzania in test scores.

EpicChange.org brought Mama Lucy and two students from Tanzania to share their story on Tuesday, 15 November. The circle was hosted by Pastor - Jeanette Sherrill at Trinity United Church of Christ - Saint Petersburg, FL. Cate Colgan, @CateTV, invited me to attend the meet and greet. I was blown away by all the stories! While there, I also met twitter friend Lee Sollivan, @purrfectlee, for the first time and her husband, Gil Gonzalez, @danaCreative. Cate shot video and shares her excitement on Youtube.

Lucy "Mama Lucy" Kampton used income from her poultry business to rent land for the school. Then she met Stacy and Sanjay who fell in love with the people and school. They started an online donation program, whose contributions allowed Mama Lucy to buy the land and build the school.

What started as a dream became reality and grew from six students to over 500. They now lead Tanzania in test scores. The students use social media and are known as TwitterKids of Tanzania who tweet & write tumblr blogs!

If you haven’t already, register to participate in Epic Thanks!.

EpicChange :

Web Site - epicthanks.org

Facebook - EpicChange

Great Article - Stacey Monk, CEO and Co-Founder of Epic Change and Tweetsgiving

EPIC CHANGE:

1. Stacey Monk, Co-Founder:

Twitter: @staceymonk

Facebook: StaceyMonk

2. Sanjay Patel, Co-Founder:

Twitter - @sanjspatel

3. Mama Lucy - founder/builder of Shepards School:

Twitter - @MamaLucy

Students:

1. Leah Albert - wants to be pediatrician and first woman president of Tanzania.

Twitter - @leah_albert

2. Gideon Gidori - wants to be first astronaut from Africa - loves photography, space and elephants.

Twitter - @gideon_gidori

Full article was posted on Fifth World Art's Web site:

Epic Thanks visits St Petersburg, Florida on 15 Nov 2011.

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Now put everything together. The press centre has moved onto the Eurovision Island base plate. The flag has been added and raised... and that means that Queen Margrethe II of Denmark can now come to the site, ready to oversee final completion of the building and greet the competitors, the press and the public. Queen Margrethe likes to meet the public and has fortnightly meetings (every alternate Monday) with 7 members of the Danish public. To be part of a "private audience" with Queen Margrethe which is, basically, a cup of tea and a chat (chat topic of your choice) you need only do something good or notable like achieve a medal in the armed forces or work at any job for 40 years, or been married for 60 years... and then you will receive an invitation. But any member of the Danish public can just show up on an alternate Monday and request a meeting with the queen as long as they have a valid reason for wanting a chat - as she is very popular and very busy. If you do show up on a Monday though you should be aware that neat clothing and white gloves are essential attire. Queen Margrethe is also well placed to welcome Europe to the city: she speaks five languages and has studied at Aarhus, the Sorbonne, the London School of Economics, Cambridge University and Copenhagen University. She also illustrated a 1977 edition of Lord of the Rings and designed for stage, TV, ballet and film costumes so she is well in touch with high and popular culture.