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The Gundaker
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Aug
2009
Harry Rosenberg Rotary Youth Exchange Scholarship
Donna Henry
(r) (long standing Rotarian with Rotary club of Eastwick
Airport) serves on the Youth Exchange committee and the
Youth Exchange Program (YEP) scholarship committee. YEP
hosts students and sends them abroad for a year long school
exchange. Also there is a short term exchange program.
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Six students are here now from around the world for “summer
exchanges."Contact
Donna Henry: dmnphilly@aol.com
YEP co-chairs are Rob
Newman and Linda Messer. The
District YEP has 9 students coming in this month from
around the world and 6 students going out.
For information contact Rob Newman (484) 574 9633 or rob@electrocoremedical.com
Chad Rosenberg
(l) (member of Rotary club of Bala Cynwyd Narberth and
YEP committee member). YEP was the reason Chad got involved
in Rotary. His father is a member of the Rotary club of
Philadelphia. Chad spent a month in Finland as a YEP student.
At the August Gundaker meeting,
Chad explains "All students have to buy an open ended
ticket, pay application fees, and purchase insurance for
the trip. The total cost is always thousands of dollars.
This is what the “Harry Rosenberg Rotary Youth
Exchange Scholarship” is meant to cover so that
costs would not prevent a student from participating in
the program. Two years ago we held the first ever Rosenberg
and Parker Charity Sporting Event fund raiser [trap
shoot held in NJ]. In 2007 we raised $10,000; in 2008
we raised $9,000. The next event will be October 8th 2009."
Contact Chad Rosenberg: 610 668 9100 or by e-mail at chad.rosenberg@suretybond.com
Katelyn Isaacson
(c) (singer and writer; scholarship recipient) is a senior
at Haverford High school. She will spend a year in France
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What
Rotary Loves to do!
Maasai tribal members from Kenya, East Africa visited Paoli-Malvern-Berwyn
Rotary in April, including Francis, Susan, Christine and three
children, Mildred-16, Ezekiel-14, and Amos- 11. In their arid
home of Olosho-oibor, the Maasai walk as far as 10-20 miles
every day to fetch water. The PMB Rotary made a $500 donation
toward the creation of a well for their community. That donation
was followed by a matching $500 grant from the Gundaker
Foundation, which was used to install pipes
to bring the water supply to the local school. |
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The Gundaker Foundation is the foundation
of District 7450. It is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation, established
to serve the 52+ Rotary Clubs in District 7450 by improving the
quality of life for many deserving people. Each district Rotary
club has a Gundaker Director, appointed to attend monthly meetings
and to serve on the Foundation. Funds to support the Foundation
are raised by annual contributions, sustaining memberships, golf
outing, auction, gifts and bequests, and special fundraising projects.
A person becomes a Guy Gundaker Fellow after a $1000 donation is
made to this foundation, there are currently five levels of Guy
Gundaker Fellowship, or a sustaining member after a $100 donation
that starts the account where additional donations are made in coming
years.
Contact a 2009-10 Gundaker sub-committee chair
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Funding
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Foundation
Programs
including National, International and Educational Grants and
the Youth Exchange Program |
- Click
here for Gundaker Distribution Labels - Formatted for Avery5161
~ 01-05-2009 WORD
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here for Gundaker Distribution Labels - Formatted for Avery5161
~ 01-05-2009 pdf
For
printing instruction contact Amber S. Rosenberry amber@rosenberry.org
[610-554-9790]
For
information call - Joel Chesney 610 405 3490
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