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Recently we launched our new website fedgrassroots.org with new ways to raise funds and connect to donors and volunteers. Our peer-to-peer fundraising platform is a new way for anyone to become a "fundraiser/ambassador" and raise funds for our programs. We ran a pilot campaign to raise funds to buy handsoap for our 600+ students, and we quickly went over our target! We want to thank all donors that made this happen, and especially the leading Fundraisers Dachelle van Nijnatten, Lia van Gammeren-Emmerik, Philippe van Gammeren and Lotti Fraser for inspiring people in their circles and for testing our new website. We also welcome Matthias Gorontzy as a new fundraiser and for supporting us for many years. We hope more friends of FED will register on our website as a fundraiser and help us out with future campaigns - we are launching a new one soon!
Heel graag gedaan!! 🙏
Vero Nika, a Muay Thai champion from Myanmar, visited our Burmese migrant learning center in Thailand. She wanted to learn more about the children living in Thailand and shared a few inspiring words of her challenging journey. It was a very exciting visit for our students. Thanks for caring Vero Nika, we hope to see you again!
We are honored to receive the 24th Bishop Tji Justice and Peace Award, held by JUSPEACE in Korea, for FED's work on peace and human rights in Myanmar, and our devotion to support the Burmese migrant workers in Thailand.
Every year, JUSPEACE invites representatives and leaders of civil society action groups and institutions to attend the ceremony and have the chance to share their work and challenges with partners.
In particular, this year, the Award is even more meaningful since the selection process was based on democratic participation, deliberation and selection by a broad spectrum of concerned citizens in Korea. The final assessment and voting were given by 384 voluntary citizen voters.
Due to the current pandemic, we were unable to attend the ceremony in person but participated online through Zoom.
When COVID-19 is well under control we are invited to visit Korea and give messages of justice and peace and make many connections of solidarity.
We are grateful to have many friends in Korea and wish to visit them soon!
Duncan Power, CEO of our long-term partner organization Dana Asia, is gearing up for a 3016 km bicycle ride through the heart of Australia, raising funds for charity. Check out their webpage and send some support!
www.gofundme.com/f/yp4fy9-cycle-for-recycling
CYCLE FOR RECYCLING, organized by Dana Asia
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CREATE LIVELIHOODS l REDUCE POVERTY l REDUCE PLASTIC WASTE In April 2022, Duncan Power, CEO of Dan… Dana Asia needs your support for CYCLE FOR RECYCLING
🙏✊😍Help our school integrate technology to enhance the learning experience for our Burmese students! Covid-19 has opened our eyes to look beyond traditional teaching methods and started a Tech project with the American School of The Hague. Help kickstart our journey into the world of technology for education. Donate and we will be able to purchase the necessary tools to empower the way we teach our children, making learning more fun, more engaging, and enable remote learning! Learn more about the project on the GoFundMe page, click the photo/link below. Please share this with your friends to increase the chances to complete our goal - Thank you! 🙏😍
www.gofundme.com/f/tech-fund-for-ulc-thailand?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_...
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Tech empowered learning for Burmese children, organized by American School of The Hague
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Who are we fundraising for? The Foundation for Education and… American School of The Hague needs your support for Tech empowered learning for Burmese childrenWe have almost reached our goal! If you can't donate, please help us share! 🥰🙏
Mr. Shigetoshi Umeno made the Unified Learning Center dream come true in 2012. His heart has always been with our children, giving them a safe environment to learn, to play, to make friends, to make memories. When he visited us in the past years, he walked around with a big smile, bringing gifts for our students. He wished to visit the ULC, but Covid-19 prevented this. We will miss him dearly and we can't express our gratitude enough. He will always be remembered, and have a place at the ULC.
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