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December 2011 – American University offers MCF as AU Abroad internship opportunity

American University’s School of International Service is offering an internship opportunity for their students to spend time enriching their experience as MCF interns in Kabale. For more information about the program .
click here http://www.american.edu/sis/summer/upload/Uganda-internships.pdf

November 2011 – Sepi Mukombe Mpambara Global Fellows’ first community project

Global Fellows engaged in their first community service project, sorting books for Kabale’s only public library that is operated by MCF in Kabale town. As recipients of MCF sponsored secondary school scholarships, they are in a mentorship and leadership training program that involves mentoring to UPE students. Way to go Fellows!

October 2011 – MCF’s New Treasurer, Andrea Sedlock

Andrea Sedlock is a Biologist at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, MD. She became involved with MCF in 2008 as a result of her church, Journey’s Crossing, becoming the first supporter of the 10:30 porridge program.  Andrea has been an ardent volunteer of the foundation and is a frequent traveler to Uganda (2009, 2010 and 2011) where she volunteers and supports a wide range of MCF programs.  Welcome on Board Andrea!

September 2011 – MCF President goes to U.S. Congress

MCF President, Anita Mpambara Cox’s achievements were celebrated in Congress at an event hosted by U.S. Congressmen Bobby Rush and Donald M Payne. As a Global Ambassador for Phelps Stokes, Africa and Freedom Endowment, Ms. Mpambara Cox was among five global leaders whose African-led initiatives were hailed as development models. In her remarks, she said she owed MCF’s success to a great vision and to dedicated volunteers.

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