Monday, November 1, 2010

One Organization Helps To Build A Community By Providing Educational Resources


Two Individuals in the greater Denver community wanted to start a non-profit. They wanted to start development and sustainable projects in Rwanda, to give back to the global community. After the Rwanda Genocide occurred a mere 10 years before, Willy Rumenera and Carole Canale-Mayet met they decided to act for change and create a non-profit organization, Village Makeover that focuses on developing projects related to education, housing, water, agriculture and livestock, health, economic development and social opportunities. Canale-Mayet believes in the "Each One Teach One" philosophy, especially in education where her organization, Village Makeover gives opportunities to those in Rwanda to create the education to then form a network of knowledge for individuals living in various communities.

To read this article featured in Elephant Journal go to: http://tinyurl.com/2d4ecz6
To find out more information about the non-profit, Village Makeover visit: http://rwandavillagemakeover.com


Thanks for reading!

Rachelle
Media/Events Assistant
Center for Urban Connections

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