2002 - American Refugee Committee
2002 - American Refugee Committee
2002 - American Refugee Committee
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AMERICAN REFUGEE COMMITTEE INTERNATIONAL<br />
Tell a friend. Spread<br />
the word about the<br />
plight of refugees<br />
and displaced people around the world. So<br />
many people are unaware of the powerful<br />
impact that organizations like the <strong>American</strong><br />
<strong>Refugee</strong> <strong>Committee</strong> can make. If more people<br />
knew, more people could get involved in<br />
activities that support our mission.<br />
Give generously<br />
Contributions from supporters like you enable<br />
ARC to provide refugees with desperately<br />
needed services and life’s most basic<br />
necessities such as clean drinking water and<br />
shelter. ARC has been recognized by major<br />
funding organizations for its efficiency—at<br />
least 90 cents of every dollar donated to ARC<br />
goes toward rebuilding the lives of refugees<br />
and displaced people.<br />
Shown below is the Minneapolis—St. Paul ARC Staff.<br />
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Give a special donation<br />
Honor or pay tribute to family and friends<br />
with a donation to ARC in their name. For<br />
a birthday, anniversary, marriage, or as a<br />
memorial for someone you love, a gift to<br />
ARC is a special gift that gives twice: once<br />
to your loved one and once to a refugee.<br />
Join Global Partners<br />
ARC is always looking for committed<br />
individuals concerned with the well being<br />
of refugees. Global Partners, the volunteer<br />
arm of the <strong>American</strong> <strong>Refugee</strong> <strong>Committee</strong>,<br />
aims to harness the energy, wisdom, and<br />
resources of the public to raise awareness<br />
of the global refugee crisis and provide<br />
opportunities for the public to respond to<br />
international refugee needs.<br />
Attend an event<br />
ARC holds a variety of events throughout the<br />
year in Minneapolis–St. Paul and Chicago.<br />
Attend one of our monthly informational<br />
sessions, our regular Speaker Series events,<br />
or our annual fundraiser. Whichever event<br />
you choose to attend, you’ll learn more<br />
about the important work of the <strong>American</strong><br />
<strong>Refugee</strong> <strong>Committee</strong>.<br />
Volunteer<br />
Whether you would like to get involved at<br />
home or overseas, ARC offers a variety of<br />
opportunities. Volunteers across the country<br />
organize fundraisers to raise awareness of and<br />
support for the <strong>American</strong> <strong>Refugee</strong> <strong>Committee</strong>.<br />
CREDITS<br />
Photography<br />
Nell Kussian<br />
Martha Naegeli<br />
Gary Dahl<br />
Louise Paterson<br />
Najdi Dawabi<br />
Huy Pham<br />
Various ARC Staff<br />
<strong>2002</strong> ANNUAL REPORT<br />
In Minneapolis volunteers support a variety<br />
of projects including outreach efforts, event<br />
planning, and office support. In short-term<br />
assignments overseas, volunteers lend their<br />
expertise to water/sanitation, health care,<br />
and finance assignments.<br />
For more information<br />
about any of these<br />
activities, please call<br />
1-800-875-7060 or visit www.archq.org.<br />
Writing<br />
Martha Naegeli, ARC<br />
Design<br />
Suzann Beck, BeckHaus Design, Inc.<br />
Thank you to all ARC staff who<br />
contributed to the creation of this report.<br />
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