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Tuesday, May 3, 2011

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FBMS leaders and members of (FBMS) MPP 2011

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Togetherness

Malawi Pangea Project Wordle

Malawi Pangea Project Board

President of Canterio International: Isa Ebowe

Council Advisors: Andrew Pelish and Mrs. Pallidino

Founder of Malawi Pangea Project: Ian Crittenden

President: Megan Masterson

Vice-President: Jill Dameris

Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer: Meghan Kenneally

Technical Producer: Aaron Skulsky

Public Relations / Publicity: Kate Spitler

Events Cordinator: Steph Scalia

Malawi Council

MPP Council Members

Changing Lives

Isa Ebowe and Malawi orphans

Supplies Still Needed for Malawi

Text Books
Work Books
General Books
Batteries
Pencils
Paper
Etch-A-Scetch
Doodle Pro
Erasers
Fisher Price Educational Toys
Flash Cards
Hooked on Phonics, Math, etc...
V-Tech
Leap Frog

Aaron Skulsky, WebMaster

What The Malawi Council Has Done So Far...

Cyrus G. Jeke presentation @ FBMS
Posted letters to Malawi students
"Day in the Life" Video
Educational Materials Drive
Created Pangea Blog
Raised $340 from a bake sale
Met with Isa Ebone Before Going to Malawi

Isa's Quote

This November, when I visited the village of Salima in Malawi, more than 300 children greeted me. I asked one of the village leaders, "Could you show me the orphans?"

He gestured to the sea of faces in front of me and replied, "All of them." I was shocked. I knew we would encounter many orphans, but not entire villages-- with not a surviving adult. It broke my heart to see first hand the devastating impact of HIV/Aids on innocent children.

Isa Ebowe, Canterio Internation USA

Obama's Quote

To the people of poor nations, we pledge to work alongside you to make your farms flourish and let clean waters flow; to nourish starved bodies and feed hungry minds. And to those nations like ours that enjoy relative plenty, we say we can no longer afford indifference to the suffering outside our borders, nor can we consume the world's resources without regard to effect. For the world has changed, and we must change with it.

Barack Obama, Inaugural Address January 20, 2009