From: Nicole Roscioli [mailto:niclacroix@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2016 5:09 PM
To: Ricci Carmen LAFAYETTE; Hayley Fitzgerald; kltruesell@gmail.com; Holibaugh, Amy
Subject: Girl Scouts and Syria Part 1
Rutland to welcome Syrian refugees
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Rutland to welcome Syrian refugees Rutland's mayor announced Tuesday the city plans to welcome up to 100 Syrian refugees to the city. The plan surprised some lawmakers from the region and some re... | |||||||
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- U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Serving The Uprooted Explore The Issues Our Approach In neighborhoods In Washington DC Around the world Get Involved Donate Act About Leadership Board ... | |||||||
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There is a Facebook group called Rutland Welcomes. There is lots of discussion there about volunteer efforts, etc.
I've been reading meeting notes which you can access if you join the "Slack" group. There are links from the Rutland Welcome page. Someone shared this link relating to donations needed. Right now there is no storage space for donations so if we are going to collect physical items, we'd need a local place to keep them in the meantime.
My ideas for the girls to get involved: Write letters either in our language or theirs... Contact the library to get language learning/translating books for Waterbury (or we fundraise and make the donation to our library or to the children directly)... host an art project with the children (less talking required!)
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