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877 532 2919
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Why your club needs
to attend this program |
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International Service Projects Are Gratifying
When Done Right!
Interaction discussions with the
speakers
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How to find the right project partners
- Share experiences
Hands-on Network Orientation -
How to use key aspects
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Selecting the
right project - Getting your
club "involved"
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Find
the resources to do the project
- Funding ideas
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Learn about the CO-OP shipping
program
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Ship “less-than-container-load”
products
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Using Private
Foundations for grants
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Open panel workshop addressing YOUR PROJECT ISSUES
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Implementing
your project with local
ownership as the objective.
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Early registration $25.
Space is limited
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You can register
online
below |
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Payment by PayPal or check. Check to Project Support Partners
International Symposium. PO Box 4571, Carmel In. 46082-4571
Location of Event: Holiday
Inn - Select Montreal
Downtown
99 Vigar Ave West,
Montreal, Quebec
H2Z 1E9,
Canada
Time: Sign-in and coffee
at 7:30 - 8:00 AM
8:00 AM - 11:45 AM 1st. session
11:45 - 1:00 PM Lunch (no host)
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM 2nd session |
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Here is
where you get started!
Attend
to learn more about the
benefits and how to become a member. So,
let's get started! |
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Locate goods and services for international projects.
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Find project specific funding programs to finance
projects. |
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Discover discount and no cost shipping programs.
Los Angeles RI Convention's International Project Symposium and
Workshop |
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Special Keynote
Speaker:
John P. Howe,
III, MD
President and
CEO, Project
HOPE
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Founded in 1958,
Project HOPE
(Health
Opportunities
for People
Everywhere) is
dedicated to
providing
lasting
solutions to
health problems,
with the goal of
helping people
to help
themselves.
Project HOPE
is listed on the
Forbes List of
Top 200
Humanitarian
Entities. Identifiable to many by the SS HOPE, the world’s first peacetime
hospital ship,
Project HOPE now
provides medical
training and
health
education, as
well as conducts
humanitarian
assistance
programs in more
than 35
countries.
www.projecthope.org
Project HOPE's
Mission: To
achieve
sustainable
advances in
health
care around the
world by
implementing
health education
programs
and providing
humanitarian
assistance in
areas of need. |
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What a lineup of
speakers!
See Page 2
for BIO of
Speakers |
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Jack Maxwell, Member of the Rotary Club of Bixby, OK, District 6110, and CO-Founder of MSNI (Project of District 6110) MSNI operates the most successful warehousing and distribution program for humanitarian aid and disaster relief goods as recognized by PRIP Cliff Dochterman
(D-6110 Website) |
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Ed Mattson, PHF,
Program Director, The Humanitarian Network and member of the Rotary Club of Mishawaka, IN
D-6540.
Mr. Mattson is also the Membership Chair for the Disaster Relief Rotarian Action Group-DRRAG and
will discuss the challenges of humanitarian aid projects and putting it
all together |
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Col.
Cathy
Rodriguez,
Div Chief 1A,
National Guard
Bureau of
International
Affairs (NGBIA-SPP), stationed at
Headquarters -
Washington DC. |
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Marc Leeka,
President of the 450 member Rotary Club Of Los Angeles, CA
D-5280 Marketing. Marc will discuss the Rotary Grant process and the challenges of matching grants under the Future Vision Plans of the RI Foundation. |
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Jay Johnstone, President, Sports Things, Inc.
Rotary Club of LaHabra, CA
D-5320. Former Los Angeles Dodger and California Angel ballplayer will talk about On-Line Auctions and Gala Events for developing Annual Fundraising programs similar to his Annual Jay Johnstone LaHabra Rotary Celebrity Golf Tournament
(More info on
Jay) |
Previous International Symposiums and Workshops
featured such speakers as Past RI President, Cliff Dochterman and Past
RI Vice President Mick McGovern, Director of Civilian-Military Project
Initiatives Cmdr. Bruni Bradley, Director NGBIA-SPP State Partnership
Program
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