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Givology Partnership Updates

Two exciting updates from our partnerships team:

1) Introducing our newest partner - La Vallee Community of Haiti



La Vallee is a village located in the southeastern part of Haiti. The current challenges for La Vallee are many. The recent storms of 2008 have all but destroyed many of their sources of income, including mango and avocado trees and many small gardens. In 1976, the people of La Vallee organized to form a cooperative organization called "Coude a Coude pour le Development de La Vallee" (CODEVA). CODEVA was established to help focus and direct the development of La Vallee. One of the most important issues facing the parents of La Valle, besides access to clean water and food for their children, is the ability to pay for their children’s education. Givology has entered into a partnership with the community to support student scholarships.

2) Emmaus Road Foundation Releases its Annual Report

The Emmaus Road Foundation has released its 2009 Annual Report.



Givology is delighted to support the work of Emmaus Road Foundation and congratulate our partner for its many achievements in 2009 in enabling and empowering communities throughout Colombia.

To learn more about the Emmaus Road Foundation and contribute to the education of the students they support, please visit our partner's page and begin viewing student profiles!

1 Comment

  • Mckenna

    re:Givology Partnership Updates

    Oh my! This is very sad news. Why does this happen during this day? Despite that fact that with our economic status, we really needs money these days. Managing being let go is tough, and the only time the unemployment rate has been higher was during the Great Depression. Just as then, the best strategies for dealing with it are to stay positive, and never give up the search for a new job. You never know – you might land that dream job you always wanted. Stay focused and positive and you will see your persistence pay off, one way or another. Be sure to square away debt and health benefits as well as possible, and before you know it, you may no longer need a cash advance.

    Tuesday, December 22, 2009 at 05:24:58 AM

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