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2012 GOAL:

Bring Kubi from Ghana, Africa to Minarets High School
PROJECTS:

1. PAY IT FORWARD (Goal to reach 500 people x $10.00 donation each)
2. KOFFEE FOR KUBI (SEE EVENTS CALENDAR)


“PAY IT FORWARD”
STEP ONE: 
  • Make a donation of $10.00 or more, receive a tax write-off.


STEP TWO:
  • Help us reach 500 people participating with a donation of $10.00 or more by sharing our website with others, i.e. email and Facebook.


OTHER DONATIONS SUCH AS
FREE AIRLINE TICKET WITH YOUR AIRLINE MILES, OR CLOTHING OR OTHER ITEMS, ARE ALSO TAX DEDUCTIBLE.  Send an email to info@eeoutreach.com and we will provide a letter of receipt with our Tax ID #.

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION. YOU ARE HELPING TO CHANGE THE LIVES OF GENERATIONS!

Kubi

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Kubi is the sister of Abu. She is 16 years old, a beautiful and smart young lady with lots of hopes and dreams. The goal of E.E.O. is to bring Kubi to the U.S. in Jan. 2013, to attend school at Minarets High School in Coarsegold, CA. Minarets has a great course in Journalism, which will help launch her toward her long term goal. Kubi will come through the Inter-Ed program – that’s the International Education for Foreign Exchange Students. They are a State Government approved foreign exchange program and will provide all the necessary visa and passport paperwork! The long term goal for Kubi will also be accomplished by helping her brother, Abu, reach his goals. It will provide the income they both need to finish their education and secure a permanent place to live.


To read Kubi's story click HERE


Abu

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Abu is currently in the E.E.O. program – enrolled in a Poly Technical school in Tamale. He is studying the electrician program with the goal of becoming a Certified Electrician. We are currently trying to find him work here in the U.S. as an Apprentice Electrician for 6 months to a year. The money he would make while here would help them secure a permanent place to live in town and provide Journalism school for his sister after she graduates high school. Studying English in America would also increase his chances of getting the best job possible when he returns home.



To read Abu's story click HERE

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