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  • juon_wot
    • Registered: Jul 11, 2008
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    Link to this post Posted: Jul 11, 2008 - 03:38 PM
    Iakwe Aolep!

    Both School Queen of Peace Elementary School and Father Leonard Hacker High School want to inform all any interested alumnus/alumna who wants to help out or become a committee member is welcome. Bring your thinking caps on and take part in very special and extraordinary task/undertaking. In the famous words of our beloved founder whose legacy lives on in all of us, “JEEJ!”.
    Any interested Alumnus residing outside of the RMI who wants to volunteer or become of the committee regional representative and point of contact can do so. The committee is still recruiting and seeking people to join (locally, within the RMI, and outside the RMI) to help plan, coordinate, and execute what it is mandated to do. Interested Alumnus should contact sazzie_blue21@hotmail.com, or labbar@hotmail.com, heltine.ned@ntamar.net, As the saying goes, two or three heads are better than one; 15 or 20 or more would be even more “KAKIJONJON.”

    with God's blessings,
  • lakakki
    • Registered: Jul 11, 2008
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    Link to this post Posted: Jul 11, 2008 - 06:54 PM
    QPS Alumni Affairs Campaign and Fundraising Coordinating Committee
    About the Committee:
    Realizing significant constraints and difficulties experienced by both parish schools in their most recent school years, the Queen of Peace Parish Executive Council initiated a resolution to create a committee/task force to assist and support both its parish schools undertake extensive measures to alleviate both schools from all privations and ultimately restore both schools’ standings to sound and sustainable status. After a lengthy and sluggish start, the Queen of Peace Schools, then director, Jelton Anjain, requested and got the green light from the Parish Executive Council to enact and take over control of committee-task force and appointed himself chairman. The title and name of the task force has been changed to QPS Alumni Affairs Campaign and Fundraising Coordinating committee. The role of the committee is to assist both schools raise funds for immediate/emergency needs and assist schools in a much broader and long-term goal to create and maintain an Endowment Fund for each school which the chairman and fellow committee members hope all will be realized (remittances from alumni, grant awards, etc) on the “Parish FEAST DAY” and the 30th Anniversary of the Schools on September 8th, 2009 in which a Reunion Party for all Alumni (from 1st graduating class to the graduating class of 2009 from both schools) all friends of the schools (donors, benefactors, former faculty and staff, alumni families and friends) is still being planned.
    Chairman Anjain convened the committee’s first ever meeting on July 08, 2008. The individuals invited to attend (chairman invites more willing alumni to join the committee in the second committee meeting that has been scheduled for 7:30 PM in the evening at the Queen of Peace Elementary School Library on 14th July 2008, Monday) and participate in the meeting were: Mr. Anjo Kabua, Mr. Harrison Lakjohn, Mr. Harry Riedel, Gary Kakki Elaisha, Ms. Ramanty Chong-Gum, Ms. Pauline Debrum, and committee appointed secretary, Mrs. Heltine J. Ned (more were invited to attend but the number that showed up was declared a quorum for the meeting to proceed).
    Aim and function of the committee according to the chairman: To help raise money/school funds via multiple means of fundraising efforts (Alumni Pledges and donations, grant writing to grant/aid sources, soliciting donations/contributions from local businesses & abroad, etc) exerted by the committee or committee appointed groups/individuals (class, schools’ organizations, clubs, etc.).
    Fundraising Methods as discussed and classified by the committee:
    Pledge(s): soliciting alumni from both schools to make individual monetary pledges via a set monthly donation pledge that shouldn’t be less than $ 5.00/month or exceed $ 50.00/month or an annual donation pledge in which each alumnus is willing to pledge/give
    Class Pledge/Kabudget: members of each class work together as a group to raise a “class-set-pledged” amount ($ 2,500 or more) to raise for its alma mater by means of selling plate-lunches or whatever kind of fundraising undertaking the class collective decides to do.
    Committee Meeting
    All topics and plans discussed in this brief were not set in stone or are not final. The committee will meet for its second meeting @ 7:30 PM at the Queen of Peace Elementary School Library on 14 July 2008, Monday. Any interested alumnus/alumna who wants to help out or become a committee member is welcome to attend the meeting. Bring your thinking caps on and take part in very special and extraordinary task/undertaking. In the famous words of our beloved founder whose legacy lives on in all of us, “JEEJ!” Jouj im itok.

    God Bless!!
  • lakakki
    • Registered: Jul 11, 2008
    • Last visit: Jul 15, 2008
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    Link to this post Posted: Jul 15, 2008 - 05:54 PM
    The next meeting for the QPS Alumni Affairs Campaign & Fundraising Coordinating Committee will be held on Monday, 21 July 08 at the Queen of Peace Elementary School Library at 7:30 PM. All willing and interested Alumni from both the High School and Elementary Schools are welcome to attend. Ling-Ling from Environmental, be there or be placed on JUG!!



    edited by: lakakki, Jul 15, 2008 - 07:58 PM

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