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NAWBOSVV Past Speakers
Dottie Webster and Suzanne Connolly
November 2009
"Rwandan Orphan Quilting Project"
Featuring guest speakers:
Dottie Webster and Suzanne Connolly
in Kigali
RwandanOrphanQuiltingProject.com
Economy Got You Down? Tired of Hearing About Foreclosures and Short Sales? Fed Up with Executives Whose Bonuses Are More Than the Budgets of Small Countries?
Come to an Uplifting, Encouraging Luncheon featuring Women Who Are Making a Positive Difference in the World!
About our speakers:
Dottie has known volunteerism since age 10 as a Girl Scout. She has remained an active community volunteer with PTO President, Hospice, Junior League Board, founding board member of Sedona Women, Chamber Music Sedona Advisory Board and other endeavors. Dottie was honored by NAWBO in 2009 with the Entrepreneurial Excellence Award in the Humanitarian category.
Working in the aftermath of Katrina in New Orleans, doing Thought Field Therapy helping victims with PTSD, led Dottie and colleague, Suzanne Connolly to 2 annual three week periods volunteering at El Shaddai Orphanage in Rwanda, Africa.
The Rwandan Orphan Quilt Project began with 6 boys. Quilts are sold in the US, with all funds returned to the boys and the Orphanage. Sandy Brandvold helped create scholarships for 9 girls to attend school supported by sales of note cards from quilts photographed.
Please visit their site at RwandanOrphanQuiltingProject.com
