"We truly value their partnership in educating our deaf students." - Dr. Carol Woodley
To serve as partner in building a legacy of hope in transforming a new generation through the power of literacy. http://galingfoundation.blogspot.com/ 1050 Wilde Run Court Roswell, GA 30075 EIN No. 20-5508331 galingfoundation@yahoo.com Since 2005
Galing Foundation, Inc.
is a non profit 501 (c) 3 tax exempt charitable organization registered in the State of Georgia
GFI assists in providing quality educational resources to underserved public schools, libraries and day care centers.
GFI assists in providing quality educational resources to underserved public schools, libraries and day care centers.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
GFI ships box no. 260 to Cornerstone Baptist Deaf Academy in Tarlac
February 24, 2015
Roswell, Ga - GFI ships box no. 260 to Cornerstone Baptist Deaf Academy in Tarlac.
Special thanks to Gloria Enriquez (404 578-0708) for the door-to-door Balik Bayan shipping service based in Roswell, GA.
Feb. 5, 2015: A Message from Pastor Chris Woodley of CBDA
Feb. 5, 2015: Dunwoody, GA - A message from Pastor Chris Woodley of CBDA (Cornerstone Baptist Deaf Academy), a GFI LDERA partner.
Feb. 4, 2015: Dr. Carol Woodley of CBDA accepts $500 store gift card for deaf students in Tarlac
February 4, 2015
Dunwoody, Ga. - Dr. Carol Woodley, school administrator of Cornerstone Baptist Deaf Academy, a GFI LDERA recipient accepts $500 store gift card made possible through the generosity of Cross of Life Lutheran Church and its Social Concerns Ministry for purchase of baking tools needed by deaf students. "We are glad to report to you that the deaf students of Cornerstone Baptist Deaf Academy (CBDA) are engaged in the livelihood projects such as cooking and baking. What started out as a classroom project in "Home Economics" has evolved into Income Generating (IGP). It is for these livelihood projects that we would like to request Galing Foundation to donate cooking, baking equipment and utensils to help the deaf students." - Woodley
According to Dr. Woodley, the idea of a sustainable livelihood project such as "bake sale" will be used to subsidize the daily needs such as transportation, toiletries and personal needs of older students in which provides them a sense of fulfillment as they become productive citizens of the community.
Dr. Carol Woodley (center) with CBDA students and their baked goods
Thursday, February 05, 2015
Open Thank You Letter: 8th Youth Leadership Award and Filipino American Teachers in Georgia Appreciation Ceremony
February 5, 2015
Dear Great Friends:
On behalf of the board, volunteers and recipients of Galing Foundation, Inc. and in cooperation with the Philippine Honorary Consulate General in Atlanta, we would like to thank you for taking the time in joining us last Friday, January 30th to honor and recognize Youth Leaders-Irene Bhuiyan, Julia Dorotea Ticsay Lopez and Lee Wilkes II and Filipino American Teachers in Georgia - Ressurrection Artley, Joel Aquino, Ph.D., Joy Arellano James, Menchu Lim, Virgilio Lim, Gladys P. Piper, Raquel Rimpola, Ph.D., Marissa Rondina, Toni Samuelu, and Maria Vandermey for their outstanding contribution to the community.
The award ceremony was a success due to great partners like you. We hope that you have enjoyed a memorable evening of fellowship and we look forward to continue serving with you.
Again, we thank you at Mabuhay po sa inyong lahat!
cc: Office of the Philippine Honorary Consulate General in Atlanta
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