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GLOBAL TELETHON for hellenicare on November 18-19 Working in cooperation with the global satellite media station ERT World based in Greece, a worldwide Telethon for hellenicare is scheduled to be broadcast on Saturday, Nov. 18 and Sunday, Nov. 19. Its theme is "Hellenes Everywhere, Hope Everywhere! Right to survive. Hope for a better life. Support for human rights." The Telethon includes a documentary on Founder and President Andrew A. Athens' life work and the impact of hellenicare's philanthropic outreach. Funds raised from the Telethon will support hellenicare's mission of improving the life and living conditions of vulnerable historic Hellenic communities in the Diaspora. Across the globe,
there are hundreds of thousands of Hellenes living in poverty in the Diaspora.
Many are without jobs, food, clothing, shelter and even basic medical
care. In 1997, after witnessing the harrowing conditions many Hellenes
in the former Soviet Republic and the Balkans were living in, Andrew A.
Athens, founding president of the World Council of Hellenes (SAE), established
hellenicare - a worldwide non-governmental, humanitarian organization
for Hellenes and their neighbors living outside of Greece. hellenicare
is the only humanitarian organization targeting Diaspora Hellenes that
is run by Hellenes. Providing a wealth of programs, hellenicare offers health care services, distributes humanitarian assistance, creates jobs, improves living conditions through infrastructure restoration projects, addresses rising human and religious rights violations and offers training to local leaders. hellenicare IN NUMBERS · Provided
to date $120 million (US) in medical care, medicines, food, clothing and
medical equipment in nine years; hellenicare's IMPACT The contributions of hellenicare have had a beneficial impact on the life and living conditions of Hellenes and their neighbors. In these historic Hellenic communities, hellenicare is the only source of assistance. Presidents and ministers in the countries where hellenicare is operating its programs, have and continue to publicly acknowledge hellenicare as the organization where "the Greeks are helping our people." Donations should be mailed to: hellenicare, 980 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 1210, Chicago, IL 60611, Telephone: (312) 337-7243, www.hellenicare.org/telethon Malista!
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