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Jan Hansen
Live Auction Items for June 1st Fundraiser Click Here to download the complete list of items up for auction! Check out pictures of some of our items here (requires adobe acrobat reader).
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Educate Tanzania has been generating a large amount of media attention in the 12 short months since its inception. Below is a list of all of the media attention ETI has garnered. Television KARE 11’s Eric Perkins, The Nerdery, and GiveMN 03.11.2011 Tech.MN TV Short: Nerd Impact (Nerdery Overnight Web Challenge – Successes from 2011…
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The Give to the Max Fundraiser held on November 16th resulted in $4,000 worth of donations to ETI, all of which was matched generously by the Oswald Family Foundation.
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Educate Tanzania was recently profiled by the Purdue College of Education in their monthly magazine Take Note. Jan Hansen works extensively with the Purdue College of Education and is an alumnus (PhD, ’88). Please take a moment to learn more about the mission of Educate Tanzania. Take Note Publication
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MSAADA Architects, a nonprofit based in Minneapolis, have been drawing up plans for developing communities around the world for over twenty years. Poul Bertelsen, Director, has helped build hospitals, schools, universities, rehabilitation centers, office buildings, orphanages and community disaster shelters in the developing world. MSAADA has helped make it possible for KARUCO to open its…
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On June 3rd Educate Tanzania and friends joined hands at Hazletine National Golf Club for a fabulous evening of fun and fundraising!! ETI enjoyed the company of over 150 friends. Highlights from the evening include: Rev Kakulima from Karagwe Diocese shared why Karagwe University College (KARUCO) is needed. Gregg Rutter, educator and architect, shared what…
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Here is a panoramic view of the building site of Karagwe University (KARUCO) Youtube Video
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Jan and Steve Hansen embraced roles as “Ambassadors of Karagwe University” as they conducted a community needs assessment for Karagwe University — wind, solar, water, health, and education. They agreed to help locate resources for the project.
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Educate Tanzania is possible because of donated time, talent and funds. Our list of partners and associates is growing. Email us at [email protected] if you want to help.
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