Thursday, February 21, 2019

Celebrate with your member Global Sustainable Partnership and World Water Day. March 20 , 2019.

Kimberly Fogg and GSP  we're with you.

To make giving even more attractive during GSP's fundraiser a silent auction of.....

                 2 Tanzania safari packages as part of our silent auction.  
               The safari packages will also include 2 days of going to 
               our schools to meet the kids and see how our project works  

Charles D. Sharp, 
CEO
Black Emergency Managers Association International

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I am happy to announce that GSP will be hosting our annual fundraiser recognizing World Water Day at Smith Commons Restaurant, 1300 H St., NE, on Wednesday, March 20th, 2019, from 6 pm - 10:00 pm.

Join GSP and myself (BEMA International) to celebrate and enjoy live music and a silent auction.

GSP's last fundraiser raised enough money to purchase Hydraid Filters for 100 families including Albino families, People living with HIV, pregnant mothers and the elderly

This year, GSP hopes to surpass that number and provide for 200 households. And with your help, we can do it!

Please spread the word and invite others that would like to support our continued efforts in providing the gift of clean water for our children and their families in Tanzanian. 

Suggested donation for that evening is $50.00. If you believe in our mission and wish to help GSP achieve our fundraising goal as a member of our Host Committee, we ask that you make a 100.00 donation. 

We also have an amazing announcement to make, so stay tuned…

As you know, fundraising is the single most important activity to generate the resources needed to secure and support our clean water projects.  This is a "grassroots" effort, so we’re also having a month-long fundraising campaign from March 1 - March 31 and we are asking our friends/family/colleagues to help GSP spread the word through Facebook, Instagram, and emails. 

Below, please see other ways you can help. Together we have an extraordinary opportunity to bring children out of poverty and sickness by providing the gift of clean and safe drinking water globally.  
  
  • March 22, 2019 is World Water Day - Conduct a fund-raising campaign on social media for that day
  • Select 10 of your friends/family and ask them to make a donation or to match your donation
  • Ask you friends/family/colleagues to participate in a fundraiser effort
  • On Fridays at work have a blue jean day where everyone who wears their jeans donates $5 to GSP
  • Give up a cup of coffee and/or bottled water for a month and donate that money to GSP
  • Encourage your children to fundraise at school for World Water Day -- $1 per student to help the kids in Africa get clean water
  • Ask your corporation for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funding to support GSP
  • Donate frequent flyer miles to GSP to assist in
  • Ask your favorite businesses/restaurant to donate a % of their sales on March 22
Do you have friends/family/colleagues who can sing/want to be a part of a jam session at the fundraiser on March 20th? If so, invite them to come and join the fun.

Webinar, Feb 28, 2019 1-2:15 ET. Protecting the Health of Children: A National Snapshot of Environmental Health Services

Protecting the Health of Children: A National Snapshot of Environmental Health Services

Join us for an important conversation on strengthening environmental health services to protect children on Feb. 28 from 1:00 -- 2:15 p.m. ET. During the webinar we will examine the findings and recommendations expressed in the new APHA report, Protecting the Health of Children: A National Snapshot of Environmental Health Services. The webinar also will feature local perspectives from community leaders in Flint, Michigan. 


Welcome:
Tia Taylor Williams, MPH, CNS
Director, Center for Public Health Policy, Center for School, Health and Education
American Public Health Association


Moderator:
Nse Obot Witherspoon, MPH
Executive Director,
Children’s Environmental Health Network
E. Yvonne Lewis, BS, BBA
Founder/CEO, National Center for African American Health Consciousness
Co-Director, Healthy Flint Research Coordinating Center
Surili Patel, MS
Deputy Director,
Center for Public Health Policy
American Public Health Association

Stay involved! Follow the conversation on social media @EH_4_ALL. Visit our website for more information on children’s environmental health. 


This webinar was made possible with support from the W.K.Kellogg Foundation. The contents of this webinar are solely the responsibility of the presenters and do not necessarily represent the official views of APHA or WKKF.