Volunteers needed for Zang Tabi Community Project
Volunteers needed for Zang Tabi-Meta Community Projects
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Leader and clan head of Meta cland is inviting all and actively seeking, Medical doctors, teachers, engineers, scientists, technicians and business professionals to come grow economic and social development in the region.
CONTACT US at zangtabi@gmail.com
:Leader and clan head of Meta cland is inviting all and actively seeking, Medical doctors, teachers, engineers, scientists, technicians and business professionals to come grow economic and social development in the region.
CONTACT US at zangtabi@gmail.com
Forward ever, backward never.
Good job Giddy and friends of Zang Tabi Vaillage for your efforts to batter the lives of the villagers in Zang Tabi village in Cameroon, Africa. Critics, skeptics and cynics abound but such is always the case when you start a gigantic project. For internet communication to be translated into actions, support from cameroonian, non cameroonian and military communities is needed. It is time for all and sundry to step up to the plate and thank God for the blessings bestowed on us and to externd a hand of support to those who need it most.
Victor Youmbi.
Victor Youmbi.
THANK YOU TO OUR SOLDIERS OUT THERE
Telling our Soldiers thank you is something we believe is a symbol of gratitude we can all embraced:
Few Zang Tabi family members of MECUDA-USA community base organization giving thank you to our Soldiers out there. We think back to the last time Gideon is gone and we see them off at the airport as well as seeing the rest of the members of the armed services in uniform. Did you want to thank them for their service, but didn’t know how to make the approach, or wondered if you should at all? It’s a problem many civilians may have. ZATACUDA –MECUDA-USA is making it a mission to inform its members, community and the African Community in USA about the importance of saying “thank you,” to members of the military by spreading the message of thank you, gratitude as a way portraying our values as well as creating an awareness in the importance of just been able to take about two seconds off our busy schedule just to say “thank you” to our men and women in uniform. We know most soldiers leave their jobs and their families behind for months at a time. They voluntarily return to active duty to serve, tours of duty. They miss birthdays, anniversaries and holidays with their loved ones. They protect our country and our way of life. They deserve our gratitude. We say thank you. Our hearts are with you. Saying thank you is a way of showing gratitude, it is our little effort we take very serious. We consider it’s a mission we love to engage as many people as possible in our community to support and request all to join in offering a little gesture of thanks to men and women of the military. This is our civilian salute. No words necessary. We say thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Few Zang Tabi family members of MECUDA-USA community base organization giving thank you to our Soldiers out there. We think back to the last time Gideon is gone and we see them off at the airport as well as seeing the rest of the members of the armed services in uniform. Did you want to thank them for their service, but didn’t know how to make the approach, or wondered if you should at all? It’s a problem many civilians may have. ZATACUDA –MECUDA-USA is making it a mission to inform its members, community and the African Community in USA about the importance of saying “thank you,” to members of the military by spreading the message of thank you, gratitude as a way portraying our values as well as creating an awareness in the importance of just been able to take about two seconds off our busy schedule just to say “thank you” to our men and women in uniform. We know most soldiers leave their jobs and their families behind for months at a time. They voluntarily return to active duty to serve, tours of duty. They miss birthdays, anniversaries and holidays with their loved ones. They protect our country and our way of life. They deserve our gratitude. We say thank you. Our hearts are with you. Saying thank you is a way of showing gratitude, it is our little effort we take very serious. We consider it’s a mission we love to engage as many people as possible in our community to support and request all to join in offering a little gesture of thanks to men and women of the military. This is our civilian salute. No words necessary. We say thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Invitation to join IAVA
Welcome to IAVA!
From:
Paul Rieckhoff, IAVA (mail@iava.org)
Sent:
Sat 8/01/09 10:53 AM
To:
Giddyticha@hotmail.com
Dear Gideon,
Thank you for joining IAVA. Thanks to the continued support of folks like you, IAVA has become the nation’s fastest growing veterans group. There are exciting times ahead, and we’re happy to have you involved!
IAVA is the nation's first and largest organization dedicated to improving the lives of troops and veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Founded in 2004 by Iraq veterans, IAVA is a young, dynamic nonprofit with over 125,000 Member Veterans and Civilian Supporters in 50 states. We're winning major battles in Congress (like the new “Post 9/11” GI Bill), supporting veterans around the country, and making national headlines daily (like CNN, New York Times and NPR).
We are leading the way to build a lasting movement for our new generation of veterans.
Now that you’re an IAVA Member Veteran, here are some other things you can do right now to get more involved:
Join our Social Network: Share your experiences with other OIF/OEF vets and connect with others who know where you’re coming from. Join today at CommunityofVeterans.org.
Have fun! IAVA events in the past year have included a 4th of July celebration aboard the USS Midway; a free concert with Ludacris just for OIF/OEF vets; and, backstage passes to the nationwide Mayhem Tour with Disturbd and Slipknot. We also have regular free offers for our member veterans. These range from exclusive panels with some of the world’s foremost leaders and thinkers on current affairs, to concert tickets and film screenings.
Learn about the new GI Bill: Find out what the new GI Bill means for you.
Continue your service at home: Get connected with IAVA at the local level, and give back to your community. Click here to learn more.
Get connected: Click here to join us on Facebook and MySpace
Stay informed: Take advantage of our latest events and offerings. Visit our home page on a regular basis.
Help build the movement: There is strength in numbers, so invite your friends to join IAVA. We’ve included some text at the bottom of this email that you can use.
If you have questions or want to do more, email membership@iava.org.
Thank you for your continued support of IAVA. Sincerely,
Paul
Paul RieckhoffIraq VeteranExecutive Director & FounderIraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA)
P.S. Think your friends would want to join IAVA? Send them this message:
“I just joined IAVA, the nation’s first and largest organization for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan. Membership is free! Get free tickets to concerts, movie screenings and network with other OIF/OEF vets. Sign up at www.iava.org/membership“
From:
Paul Rieckhoff, IAVA (mail@iava.org)
Sent:
Sat 8/01/09 10:53 AM
To:
Giddyticha@hotmail.com
Dear Gideon,
Thank you for joining IAVA. Thanks to the continued support of folks like you, IAVA has become the nation’s fastest growing veterans group. There are exciting times ahead, and we’re happy to have you involved!
IAVA is the nation's first and largest organization dedicated to improving the lives of troops and veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Founded in 2004 by Iraq veterans, IAVA is a young, dynamic nonprofit with over 125,000 Member Veterans and Civilian Supporters in 50 states. We're winning major battles in Congress (like the new “Post 9/11” GI Bill), supporting veterans around the country, and making national headlines daily (like CNN, New York Times and NPR).
We are leading the way to build a lasting movement for our new generation of veterans.
Now that you’re an IAVA Member Veteran, here are some other things you can do right now to get more involved:
Join our Social Network: Share your experiences with other OIF/OEF vets and connect with others who know where you’re coming from. Join today at CommunityofVeterans.org.
Have fun! IAVA events in the past year have included a 4th of July celebration aboard the USS Midway; a free concert with Ludacris just for OIF/OEF vets; and, backstage passes to the nationwide Mayhem Tour with Disturbd and Slipknot. We also have regular free offers for our member veterans. These range from exclusive panels with some of the world’s foremost leaders and thinkers on current affairs, to concert tickets and film screenings.
Learn about the new GI Bill: Find out what the new GI Bill means for you.
Continue your service at home: Get connected with IAVA at the local level, and give back to your community. Click here to learn more.
Get connected: Click here to join us on Facebook and MySpace
Stay informed: Take advantage of our latest events and offerings. Visit our home page on a regular basis.
Help build the movement: There is strength in numbers, so invite your friends to join IAVA. We’ve included some text at the bottom of this email that you can use.
If you have questions or want to do more, email membership@iava.org.
Thank you for your continued support of IAVA. Sincerely,
Paul
Paul RieckhoffIraq VeteranExecutive Director & FounderIraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA)
P.S. Think your friends would want to join IAVA? Send them this message:
“I just joined IAVA, the nation’s first and largest organization for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan. Membership is free! Get free tickets to concerts, movie screenings and network with other OIF/OEF vets. Sign up at www.iava.org/membership“
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