Envision Volcanes
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Latest update on Jan. 12, 2018:
Dear friends,
Because of your love and support, the Envision Volcanes Campaign has generated $7,005 since November 2014. While this FHSU student fundraising project is coming to an end, the Volcanes Community Education Project continues to educate and inspire people in Mexico, and they still need your support! Please visit the Volcanes Community Education Project's website and make a donation at: http://www.volcanesproject.com/want-to-help
or go to their PayPal page to make a donation:
Thank you for making our world a better place! Please read the story below and we are sure you will fall in love with the wonderful people at the Volcanes Community Education Project (VCEP)!
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The Volcanes Community Education Project (VCEP) is a non-government funded English and computer program free of charge for students in the impoverished community of Volcanes in Puerta Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. The program is designed to help students develop key qualifications for future employment opportunities in the nearby and glamorous city of Puerto Vallarta. Established in 2011, the program has striven to provide the best education for students who attend the additional classes on a voluntary basis. The program suffers from low teacher funding and educators are forced to work multiple jobs or resign.
Megan Shelton is an English teacher and the Project Coordinator at VCEP. She recently received her master's degree in education from Fort Hays State University (FHSU) in Hays, Kansas, USA. Envision Volcanes was developed by Megan and the Writing for Public Relations class at FHSU. (For more information about the involvement of FHSU in this campaign, please see: http://tmn.fhsu.edu/?p=16725.)
With your generous donations, Envision Volcanes will help the students obtain the education needed to secure their future by providing them with the best educators possible.
Without the teachers, the Volcanes Community Education Project would not exist.
Meet Art Fumerton the director of VCEP. Learn more about VCEP and tour the school.
For more updates, visit our Facebook Envision Volcanes and follow us on Twitter.
Dear friends,
Because of your love and support, the Envision Volcanes Campaign has generated $7,005 since November 2014. While this FHSU student fundraising project is coming to an end, the Volcanes Community Education Project continues to educate and inspire people in Mexico, and they still need your support! Please visit the Volcanes Community Education Project's website and make a donation at: http://www.volcanesproject.com/want-to-help
or go to their PayPal page to make a donation:
Thank you for making our world a better place! Please read the story below and we are sure you will fall in love with the wonderful people at the Volcanes Community Education Project (VCEP)!
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The Volcanes Community Education Project (VCEP) is a non-government funded English and computer program free of charge for students in the impoverished community of Volcanes in Puerta Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. The program is designed to help students develop key qualifications for future employment opportunities in the nearby and glamorous city of Puerto Vallarta. Established in 2011, the program has striven to provide the best education for students who attend the additional classes on a voluntary basis. The program suffers from low teacher funding and educators are forced to work multiple jobs or resign.
Megan Shelton is an English teacher and the Project Coordinator at VCEP. She recently received her master's degree in education from Fort Hays State University (FHSU) in Hays, Kansas, USA. Envision Volcanes was developed by Megan and the Writing for Public Relations class at FHSU. (For more information about the involvement of FHSU in this campaign, please see: http://tmn.fhsu.edu/?p=16725.)
With your generous donations, Envision Volcanes will help the students obtain the education needed to secure their future by providing them with the best educators possible.
Without the teachers, the Volcanes Community Education Project would not exist.
Meet Art Fumerton the director of VCEP. Learn more about VCEP and tour the school.
For more updates, visit our Facebook Envision Volcanes and follow us on Twitter.
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Volcanes Mexico
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Hays, KS