Volume 6 - December Ethnicities Magazine
December finally arrived, and this month brings for you the last issue of Ethnicities Magazine for this great year 2016. Please enjoy all the interesting topics we have in this issue for you about health, intersting and inspiring stories, about our afropanamanian gastronomoy and more. I invite you to read it from page one till the end, I guarantee you that everything your read will benefit you and all those around you. I want to specially thank our writers that every month send us interesting topics to share with Ethnicities Magazine readership. Please enjoy it and share with your family and friends. HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
December finally arrived, and this month brings for you the last issue of Ethnicities Magazine for this great year 2016. Please enjoy all the interesting topics we have in this issue for you about health, intersting and inspiring stories, about our afropanamanian gastronomoy and more.
I invite you to read it from page one till the end, I guarantee you that everything your read will benefit you and all those around you.
I want to specially thank our writers that every month send us interesting topics to share with Ethnicities Magazine readership.
Please enjoy it and share with your family and friends.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
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PERSONALITIES<br />
This organization is a not for Profit organization with 501cs<br />
status. Our mission is to help children less fortunate who<br />
live in shelters or orphanages, most coming from single<br />
mother homes. To date we have helped eleven children<br />
centers throughout the Republic of Panama and one center<br />
in Brooklyn, N.Y.<br />
We rely on friends and supporters to contribute to the various<br />
programs we’ve developed.<br />
Godparent program: Where $240.00 is given annually by<br />
a godparent to the child he or she has selected as their<br />
godchild.<br />
We have a scholarship program where a scholarship is given<br />
to a child with good grades from our centers based on<br />
The Board of Education of Panama’s standards (MEDUCA).<br />
A contribution of $360.00 is given for grade school and<br />
$460.00 at the high school level.<br />
Donations for repairs or enhancements to centers within<br />
our means. We also donate clothings and toys where needed.<br />
Thanks to our contributors and their kindness for sharing our vision of helping children less fortunate.<br />
We presently have a project now in progress introducing English as a second language to the<br />
children in the centers we help. We’re also hopeful in the near future to introduce the art of music<br />
through musical instruments.<br />
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