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Voices From Chornobyl
Requests your help
“How can you talk about radiation when the butterflies are flying and the bees are buzzing?”
from the book and play
We’ve come a long way since 2006. We shot a short film that charities worldwide use to interest potential donors (thanks to your donations), we have a new nonprofit partner in Enrichment Works, we have a PO Box, a team of six people working on the awareness, some friendly and new faces in the ensemble. Many of you were with me on that journey and I thank you for every dollar, minute and ongoing support.
We have many plans for 2011 April Awareness events, mostly expanding our audience to children with a brand new interactive script, and making accessibility part of our consistent plans rather than the exception. This includes regular ASL interpreters and visual describors as well as choosing locations that everybody can find via Metro, bike, on a walk, and with their family.
What we can do depends on our community. We want the 25th anniversary to pass with more notice than a short radio retrospective or newspaper article. Our greatest desire is to create a living awareness website, where any child with access to a computer can experience our awareness events as if present.
Also, because of our 2011 Nonprofit Umbrella, Enrichment Works, every donation also supports ongoing arts education in Los Angeles county! Please consider
Kathy Ryan, Director of Chernobyl Children International (CCI) Inc, explains how our awareness efforts help her charity:
After the 20 years that Chernobyl Children International has worked in the region, what really strikes us is the resilience of the people who were affected by Chernobyl. Voices from Chornobyl casts a light on the courage of these people. This very courage is why we can be so hopeful about the future. We so much appreciate this effort to bring attention to the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster and — even more important — to the hope that lies ahead.
Please see below for the donor levels and humble gifts of promotion we can offer to our supporters.
Thank you again for your commitment to spreading the stories of survivors and those still suffering the effects of a man-made accident twenty-five years ago.
Sincerely,
Cindy Marie Jenkins, Project Director
Rachel Stoll, Producer
To donate with a credit card, please purchase a ticket at the donation amount of your choice.
All checks payable to “Enrichment Works” with “VFC” in the memo, and mail to:
Voices From Chornobyl
c/0 Cindy Marie Jenkins
3372 Glendale Blvd. Unit 421, Los Angeles, CA 90039
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Kim Corrigall | March 21, 2011 at 2:02 am
I want to help with this charity so badly!! I am from Central Wisconsin, USA, and I know there are agencies in the Madison, WI area. I would like to learn more about how I can help–I would love to travel to Belarus on a mission trip, or travel to parts of Ireland to provide respite for whomever I can. I am professionally trained as a speech language pathologist, and if I can use my knowledge and skills in that area, wonderful. Most of all, I want to give my time and my love to these wonderful families and other volunteers. Thank you all for what you have been doing, it is truly humbling and awe-inspiring and I want to be part of this wonderful organization.
Respectfully yours,
Kim M. Corrigall