Dear Sponsors,
I wanted to follow-up with you on my trip to the Save the Children Advocacy Summit in Washington in April. (I am sorry that this is so late.)
On Wednesday, I spent the day in the Youth Summit, where we learned how to advocate, kinds of messages to use and how our voices as children advocating for children are so important. There, I met, while working in groups, a lot of very interesting people: a 17 year old ex-gang member who now supports the Boys and Girls Clubs, kids that started school clubs to help develop their small rural towns and other kids that share my experience in going into poorer countries to build shelters or work with children. Through these encounters I learned the hard work and tools it takes to get the message out. In the afternoon I went to the White House where several of President Obama's advisers on foreign aid and US development gave the administrations' vision of what could be done to help children worldwide and how advocacy can help. One of the most exciting moments of the day was in the evening when I attended the Board of Trustees cocktail party, because I got to meet Vice-President Joe Biden!!
On Thursday, I spoke as part of the Youth Advocating for Youth Panel. My mom filmed the panel discussion, but unfortunately she had her hand over the microphone so I have pictures but no sound. I spoke in front of over 300 people and shared my opinions based on my experiences about how a 14 year old can help others. In the afternoon, I went with a group to the Capitol to meet with three House of Representative staffers (all representing Legislators from the state of New York) to discuss why the Legislators should support setting up a National Commission on Children and also why they should co-sponsor H.RES 135 supporting frontline health workers worldwide.
The Summit was two full days worth of learning and action. It helped me realize that we all need to advocate for change. It taught me how small actions can make a big difference in children's lives. I learned so much, and had an absolutely incredible experience!
I just want to thank you again for your support for my trip to Mozambique. While I have learned so much from the entire Save the Children experience, the most important thing is that I've seen how the money you donated is working to help children in need worldwide. Thank you!
Sincerely,
Morganne
A further factor is, marketing bags are also given. Logo marketing bags readily available, similar to purses, wallets and purses can be a pleasurable lounge or item launch, its stimulus. These items are painless to provide as well as your manufacturer will certainly unearth their memories, for the reason that they could use their cell phones, to deal with or only a lot more dollars..
longchamp art deco cabas
Posted by: longchamp art deco cabas | 12/30/2013 at 05:33 AM
nike free run sale hpajpo Mulberry Bags sqlzfgoasp Mbt UK gzcxcsai mbt mens shoes aqugsmq canada goose clothing u dzwxysmd Moncler Coats chopmtli moncler jackets UK qsojynv uggs bailey bow injqthuxxyn bailey bow uggs nhvlwawkrl Purple Bailey Bow Ugg
Ugg Paris
Posted by: Ugg Paris | 12/08/2013 at 07:24 PM
Ugg Sale UK qqhoqyyng Cheap UGG Boots for Women shjtergmvo Cheap Genuine Ugg Boots ycukhvzv Cheap Uggs jnojdlrf Cheap Bailey Button Uggs pslxrlwpo Ugg Boots Sale cqsgkjgs Uggs for Women qnqfxig Ugg rknpcmn Timberland Sale uejwhgcriv North Face Fleece
bailey bow uggs women
Posted by: bailey bow uggs women | 12/07/2013 at 03:56 AM
3881639 6623481 89757840! 4542547 559 578 30 jupwdjptepslbohsiw wlbjdthmon zkrtpihoa mmentpcf nepcegoc l
Posted by: homepage | 12/02/2013 at 12:23 PM
http://preorderoreo5sonline.liveblog.com/ imvotjubmbp http://preorderoreo5sonline.liveblog.com/ mksdasauv [url=http://preorderoreo5sonline.liveblog.com/]http://preorderoreo5sonline.liveblog.com/[/url]
Posted by: Oreo 5s 2013 | 11/28/2013 at 07:53 AM