Child Protection Thailand Project #6832

Burmese Refugee Youth Prevent Addiction & Violence

by DARE Network (Drug and Alcohol Recovery and Education Network)

Burmese Refugee Youth Prevent Addiction & Violence

Project Report | Dec 14, 2011
Amazing. At the top of the Tribute Card Challenge

By Pam Rogers | Project Leader

The Raging Flood

For the last week, we have managed to stay on top of the Leaderboard of the GlobalGiving Tribute Card Challenge for our new project: Rebuild Flooded Burma Refugee Recovery Centres. Look at it here:

http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/rebuild-flooded-burma-refugee-camp-recovery-centre/?show=gift

And this is the Leaderboard so you can see us as number 1. But we are being chased by goats and rats and need your help to stay up there until December 31st

http://www.globalgiving.org/leaderboards/tribute-card-challenge/

You have helped us so much in the past and actually got our place on the GlobalGiving Website. Now, look at us.

Some of you have already donated to our new project. As we are only just over half way to our goal to get the most "Unique Donors" to unleash the bonus funds provided by GlobalGiving, we need the help of everyone else.

The Tribute Card Challenge offers you the chance to give in honour or memory of someone else. It is the perfect holiday present to show someone you love them and that the love can be shared. If you donate, be sure to use the "gift" option to have it count in the Challenge. Click here to make a donation as a gift: http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/rebuild-flooded-burma-refugee-camp-recovery-centre/?show=gift.

Please take the time to look at the new project. Think about sharing it with your friends. And then donate using the gift option to help us rebuild our Recovery Centres in the Burmese refugee camps.

Wishing you peace and happiness in this season.

Pam and all the DARE Network Staff and Volunteers

Mae Sariang, Thai/Burma Border

Into the boat

Hanging on for dear life.

House down

Worried

Food Rations Destroyed

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