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Author Archives: Phoebe
The End of the Beginning
Sigh. Today was our last day of class for this semester. Our last day in this class with this group of classmates. Our last day actively collecting school supplies. Today was a really amazing day for our class. It was … Continue reading
How privileged are we?
The CW used to have a show, Privileged, which showed the lives of two sisters who have had a very privileged life of wealth. They had the kind of life that was filled with extravagance and excess. However, this past … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Children, University of South Florida, USF Honors College
Tagged computers, perspective, Phoebe Chang, privilege, technology, the CW
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Ready to launch
This weekend I was hanging out with a three year old whose new favorite thing is rockets. My memory of growing up and hearing about space shuttles or any space missions has to do with the set launch date and … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, helping, School Supplies for Afghan Children, Shipping
Tagged collection, ending, Flat rate priority boxes, Hannah Wang, launch, Phoebe Chang, positive, rockets, USPS, wrappping up
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The end is almost here
It is now April 2. Can you believe how fast time has passed? When we started this it was January and now in a few weeks our class is ending. I almost feel that this reflective type of post should … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Education, helping, School Supplies for Afghan Children, Shipping
Tagged April, collection, end, full circle, generosity, kindness, Phoebe Chang, reflection, Shipping, Supplies, Supporting our troops, USPS
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Meeting the Paras – an important piece to our puzzle
As Professor Temple wrote a few weeks ago, here, we are now in contact with a local troop from Sarasota, LTjg Greg Para, who will be the one doing the footwork to bring the supplies to the kids who need … Continue reading
Posted in blog, Change, Education, Inspiration, Uncategorized
Tagged bigger picture, Greg Para, humanitarian, impact, Liisa Temple, Phoebe Chang, piece, puzzle, SMSgt Rex Temple, USF
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The difficulty of conveying thoughts to words
So I’ve been seriously pondering what I should tell you about today. As you’ve probably already read we are now coming back from spring break. Do I have anything to report? Not particularly. I did manage to get about 30 … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness campaigns, Change, Charity, Children, Partner organizations, Sorority, Uncategorized
Tagged anxiety, nerves, Phoebe Chang, presenting, speaking, Spring break, support, working together
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Working towards a better future
Hi friends! Last week we turned in our preliminary plans for how we plan to collect our school supplies. It’s been a bit of a rocky road although the highlights have more than made up for the low points. Besides, … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Awareness campaigns, blog, Children, Children, Education, Uncategorized
Tagged 70's, Arzo Wardak, Children in Afghanistan, collecting, designs, Oscars, Phoebe Chang
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Onward we go~
This week there has been a whole lot of exciting things happening. To begin, I got the package of “America Supports YOU” boxes a few days after my last posting but realized that I didn’t quite order them the way … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness campaigns, Charity, Fundraising, helping, Partner organizations, Shipping, Social media
Tagged America Supports You, ideas, Phoebe Chang, planning, Shipping, Supplies, Twitter, USF
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Let the collecting begin!!
Happy Monday dear readers! Alright so as my peers have said in the previous posts this week we have started our collection in full force. I’m happy to report that I will soon be the collector of 5 composition notebooks … Continue reading
