September 2010 Student F.Y.I. News Letter
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Issue No.14
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| Call (925) 606-7239 to Volunteer or make a Donation
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Wish List
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We need :
1. A Building -For Office Space and Storage.
2. Corporate Sponsorship for our Adopt A School - For Black History Month Programs.
3.Technical Assistance for our new exhibit.
4. A New Van For Transporting our Exhibit and program use.
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P.O. Box 2533
Livermore, California 94551
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Group Picture - Art & Essay Awards Ceremony
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Thank
you for your support. A new school year is under way. We are excited
about bringing our exhibit and new programs into our schools, community
agencies and the work place. Our exhibit "African American History From
Antiquity To Present Times" is a major tool helping our children,
parents and teachers better understand the diversity of the world in
which we live.
Our
philosophy is that the very moment a child is exposed to their own
history and heritage a world of possibilities presents it self. School
becomes an avenue to understand and strive towards understanding the
educational excellence we brought to the building of these United States
of America and around the world. Any One Who Took Pictures Please Share For Web Site: ThanksVisit Our Web Site To View All Artist Entires. Sincerely,
Asale Kimaada
Grandmothers Who Help
YoungN
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Emmitt Collins - Saxophonist
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Thank You All For Coming
Help
Grandmothers Who Help Adopt A School With a Donation of Any Amount.We
need Black History Programs In Our Schools! Click To Make A Donation
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Grandmothers Who Help, Inc.
Realizing Your Visions and Dreams
"Art, Poem & Written Essay Awards Ceremony"- August 7th
Hosted by "The African American History Museum & Library at Oakland
Awards and gift certificate were awarded to
First Place winner Isaiah Booth,
Second Place winner Dorthy Harper-Smith
Third place winner Nancy Thompson,
Also
17 received certificates of participation and were awarded prizes for
their wonderful art work, poetry and written essays. Sister Tomye
Neal-Madison from the Alameda Arts Commission spoke with the audience in
an incredible question and answer session setting the pace to "Realize
Their Visions and Dreams"
Winners - Art, Poem & Written Essay Contest
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Children
from five years old and Seniors 73 years old, participated in our
annual Art, Poem, & Written Essay Contest. Each contestant submitted
their art work, poem or written essay, their work was posted on our
web-site,(Grandmothers Who Help.com) and voted on by friends and family.
The contestant with the most votes won a first, second and third place
prize.
We thank our most gracious sponsors for making this wonderful program possible.
Mr. Rick Moss and Ms. Veda Silva from the African American
History Museum and Library, CJ's Flavor Unique Boutique & Gift
Shop, Oakland, Frodo Joe's Coffee & Tea, San Leandro, Way-Up art and
Frame, Livermore, Both Costco Hayward, Costco Livermore, Oakland Ice
Center, Walgreen's, J.C.Paper company, Oakland Methodist Foundation, and Blick Art Materials Oakland.
Special
thanks to the Walmart shoppers who attented the program and donated as
we tabled at the Walmart Davis Store, Lewelling, and Livermore.
Our most wonderful volunteers:
prepared
a delectable fruit and pastry reception: Erika D. Martin, Stanley
Young, Clarie Andrews, Fredy Castillo, Caroline Evans, La Wanda
Antonucci,Etta May, Wanda Page,
Erika Martin, an up and coming
law student, introduced our wonderful program mover Sister Barbara
Howard founder of "Brilliant Minds Mentoring Program Oakland.
When prayers go up blessings come down, opening prayer by:
Rev. Regina Contreras from Allen Temple Church Oakland:
I Believe I Can Fly : by AGAPE:
Mrs. Shelia Warren & Regina Contreras,
Music by:
Emmit Collins our very own Saxophonist, - Lift Every Voice and Sing.
And !
Won't You Come performed by Gods Child who brought with him his son
and daughters group called YoungN they were the teen group that
confirmed "God Was In The House, when they amazingly preformed a Gospel
rap called "Help Me"
AMEN
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Take
You to Lunch Program - $25.00 Referral Fee if some one you know books
our exhibit at their school, church, community organization or work
place. Contact us at (925) 606-7239 or info@grandmotherswhohelp.com.
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Offer Expires: November 25, 2010
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Grandmothers Who Help | P.O. Box 2533 | Livermore | CA | 94551
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September 2010 Student F.Y.I. News Letter
|
Issue No.14
|
|
| Call (925) 606-7239 to Volunteer or make a Donation
|
Wish List
|
We need :
1. A Building -For Office Space and Storage.
2. Corporate Sponsorship for our Adopt A School - For Black History Month Programs.
3.Technical Assistance for our new exhibit.
4. A New Van For Transporting our Exhibit and program use.
|
P.O. Box 2533
Livermore, California 94551
|
|
Group Picture - Art & Essay Awards Ceremony
|
Dear Asale M.,
Thank
you for your support. A new school year is under way. We are excited
about bringing our exhibit and new programs into our schools, community
agencies and the work place. Our exhibit "African American History From
Antiquity To Present Times" is a major tool helping our children,
parents and teachers better understand the diversity of the world in
which we live.
Our
philosophy is that the very moment a child is exposed to their own
history and heritage a world of possibilities presents it self. School
becomes an avenue to understand and strive towards understanding the
educational excellence we brought to the building of these United States
of America and around the world. Any One Who Took Pictures Please Share For Web Site: ThanksVisit Our Web Site To View All Artist Entires. Sincerely,
Asale Kimaada
Grandmothers Who Help
YoungN
|
Emmitt Collins - Saxophonist
|
Thank You All For Coming
Help
Grandmothers Who Help Adopt A School With a Donation of Any Amount.We
need Black History Programs In Our Schools! Click To Make A Donation
|
|
|
Grandmothers Who Help, Inc.
Realizing Your Visions and Dreams
"Art, Poem & Written Essay Awards Ceremony"- August 7th
Hosted by "The African American History Museum & Library at Oakland
Awards and gift certificate were awarded to
First Place winner Isaiah Booth,
Second Place winner Dorthy Harper-Smith
Third place winner Nancy Thompson,
Also
17 received certificates of participation and were awarded prizes for
their wonderful art work, poetry and written essays. Sister Tomye
Neal-Madison from the Alameda Arts Commission spoke with the audience in
an incredible question and answer session setting the pace to "Realize
Their Visions and Dreams"
Winners - Art, Poem & Written Essay Contest
|
Children
from five years old and Seniors 73 years old, participated in our
annual Art, Poem, & Written Essay Contest. Each contestant submitted
their art work, poem or written essay, their work was posted on our
web-site,(Grandmothers Who Help.com) and voted on by friends and family.
The contestant with the most votes won a first, second and third place
prize.
We thank our most gracious sponsors for making this wonderful program possible.
Mr. Rick Moss and Ms. Veda Silva from the African American
History Museum and Library, CJ's Flavor Unique Boutique & Gift
Shop, Oakland, Frodo Joe's Coffee & Tea, San Leandro, Way-Up art and
Frame, Livermore, Both Costco Hayward, Costco Livermore, Oakland Ice
Center, Walgreen's, J.C.Paper company, Oakland Methodist Foundation, and Blick Art Materials Oakland.
Special
thanks to the Walmart shoppers who attented the program and donated as
we tabled at the Walmart Davis Store, Lewelling, and Livermore.
Our most wonderful volunteers:
prepared
a delectable fruit and pastry reception: Erika D. Martin, Stanley
Young, Clarie Andrews, Fredy Castillo, Caroline Evans, La Wanda
Antonucci,Etta May, Wanda Page,
Erika Martin, an up and coming
law student, introduced our wonderful program mover Sister Barbara
Howard founder of "Brilliant Minds Mentoring Program Oakland.
When prayers go up blessings come down, opening prayer by:
Rev. Regina Contreras from Allen Temple Church Oakland:
I Believe I Can Fly : by AGAPE:
Mrs. Shelia Warren & Regina Contreras,
Music by:
Emmit Collins our very own Saxophonist, - Lift Every Voice and Sing.
And !
Won't You Come performed by Gods Child who brought with him his son
and daughters group called YoungN they were the teen group that
confirmed "God Was In The House, when they amazingly preformed a Gospel
rap called "Help Me"
AMEN
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|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Take
You to Lunch Program - $25.00 Referral Fee if some one you know books
our exhibit at their school, church, community organization or work
place.
|
|
Offer Expires: November 25, 2010
|
|
|
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Grandmothers Who Help | P.O. Box 2533 | Livermore | CA | 94551
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