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Dear Rotarian My name is Younhee Shin and I am a program coordinator in KSCPP. Korean Spirit & Culture Promotion Project (KSCPP) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to raising awareness of Korean history and culture. In appreciation for the United States’ support for Korea during the Korean War and in the years that followed, since 2009, KSCPP has held 1,700 presentations about the history and culture of Korea including 350 different rotary clubs throughout the country and in Europe. At the meetings, we presented film about the history of Korea from ancient to modern times: KOREAN SPIRIT AND CULTURE PROMOTION PROJECT Cordially Invites the Members of the Club to: The Hidden Treasure of Korean Art and Modern Korea Once known as the Land of the Morning Calm, Korea now possesses the 10th to 12th largest economy in the world and is becoming more and more important in the world's economy, culture and politics. Two documentary films about Korea will be shown. The first film illustrates the cultural achievements of Korea's past, and the second film shows Korea's industrial achievements since the Korean War. Please do not hesitate to contact me at any time. We are always looking for new opportunities to give programs and talks. Kind Regards, Younhee Shin KSCPP - Program Coordinator Cell: (917) 838-4689 www.kscpp.net *KSCPP is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to educating Korea's unique history and culture.

US Rep. Joe Courtney

Posted by Richard Naumann on Apr 23, 2019

Joseph D. Courtney (born April 6, 1953) is the U.S. Representative for Connecticut's 2nd congressional district, serving since 2007. The district includes most of the eastern third of the state, including Norwich and New London. He is a member of the Democratic Party.

Access Agency

Posted by Richard Naumann on Mar 19, 2019

Many of the programs Access provides are delivered directly to customers who walk through our doors looking for assistance. With offices in Willimantic and Danielson, our Family Advocates are on hand to help customers find what they need to make ends meet and take steps towards greater financial stability.

In addition, Access makes a difference in the community by providing programs for customers that are referred through DCF and the CT Judicial System. These include our programs to foster positive at-risk youth development and our supportive housing programs. Like all our services, referral programs help those in need achieve stability and success.

Success Stories

ACCESS TO FOOD AND HOUSING

Results That Matter

Because of the help and hope we provided:

365 nights of housing and 47,382 meals were provided to those living in our group homes and emergency shelter
23,592 women, infants, & children are healthier because they redeemed $1,512,430 worth of healthy food vouchers
68 income-eligible seniors lived in 59 safe, high quality, affordable one-bedroom apartments
642 low-income children are healthier because of 244,481 nutritious meals and snacks provided through their licensed home childcare providers
6,332 households were able to stay warm last year. Value of Energy Assistance provided was $4,520,686
3,903 adults and 1,550 children didn’t go hungry because they received supplemental food equivalent to 65,436 meals; of these 2,593 customers received their meals from our mobile food pantry
41 families and 12 individuals who were chronically homeless were able to find and maintain permanent housing

YMCA & Putnam Pride

Jeannette HORBAITA Center Report

Posted by Richard Naumann on Mar 05, 2019

Congrégation des Filles du Saint-Esprit Maroua le 02/03/2019

Vice-province du Cameroun

B.P.753 Maroua

Tel (+237) 699800172

Mail : vpfsemaroua@yahoo.fr

Greetings, our dear Benefactors,

We are endlessly grateful for the assistance you continue to offer to our Jeannette HORBAITA Center.. It is such a comfort for us to have this money, because it is a huge support for our mission with these young girls who are getting ready to take their own future in hand. The money you gave us ($2000.00) was welcomed and was used to buy some computers. These young women like to work with computers, and it also open them up to the modern world.

Below we are attaching a few photos of some of the activities at our center:

We thank you again. May God bless you!

Please click on this link to view the entire report:

Jeannette HORBAITA Center Report