[fsf60k] Buena suerte and breakdown of funds deposited into your acct for this Nica Trip, 6/17
- From: Peter White <pedro831@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: michael cipoletti <ikecip@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2010 15:46:24 -0400
***This is a message from a member of Friends of Students for 60,000***
Hola Miguel. I went to your bank today and deposited $ 1129 into your
account. Here's the breakdown:
$ 50 (Nello)
$ 50 (Foeppel)
$ 20 (Nello)
$ 25 (Haber)
$ 145 total. These checks are what we said were checks to Friends for you to
place where the donors want, etc.
$ 150 (Beca for Christian Reyes. Note attached said "Here's the scholarship
money for Christian. Stay focused." I can't read who signed it.)
$39 La Isla water money. This is an old check but thought I'd get it to you
now to put to use.
Total so far: $334.
Then there is an additional $620 which is from the Msgr. Clarke School in RI
where I/you/Rosa gave the presentations to the 6th - 8th graders. They
raised this sum, which was about twice what they usually raise from their
spring event. I gave them many suggestions about how they could best use the
money, and they decided on adding to the emergency NA water fund. You said
you had enough for about 6 weeks of water. So this should bring that to more
than 11 weeks. Maybe longer if the cistern project works well. Hope so.
(Karen, I'll be sending your students a separate letter. When does school
end for them?).
Then there is $ 175 from Friends to get some assistance to you for the
trucking around you do for the projects there. I waited until Dick got back
last week so he could be part of the decision. We hope that is sufficient,
and that you're not going too deeply out of pocket to do our work.
So totals are:
$ 334 Nica Checks
$ 620 Msgr. Clarke students
$ 175 Assistance from Friends
_______
$1129
Again, have a great trip and be all ears at your upcoming Comedor school
visits. Of special concern to me/us trying to put together some CE/Nutrition
grant applic. is the following:
If some schools are thriving, doing well, what's the difference between them
and the ones that are doing poorly? What, specifically, would the people
involved in the CE like to have, have more of, etc., in order to make their
school's CE's work better? things like Irrigation, tractor, seed, tools,
whatever they truly believe would be of help in getting things to work
better, increase the yields, feed the children. This assumes the sustainable
model. Not just gimme, gimme, gimme over and over again. Remember our
thoughts that "Nothing should be offered for free, whether its a dime, or a
chicken, or some time, so they feel they actually own the program." So its
not what they'd like as a handout, but what would they like for "them" to do
"their" job better. I hope others on this email can send you their questions
too about the CE visits you're about to make. Good luck. Talk with you on
the email while you're down there. PW
-----Original Message-----
From: michael cipoletti [mailto:ikecip@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 11:47 AM
To: Peter White
Subject: Re: Greetings, and ayuda for Nicaragua Project
very cool
On Jun 17, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Peter White wrote:
> FYI, PW
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Schroeder, Matthew [mailto:Matthew.Schroeder@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 1:17 PM
> To: Peter White
> Subject: RE: Greetings, and ayuda for Nicaragua Project
>
>
> Thank you for your note Peter, the continued support has helped
> tremendously.
>
> I have forwarded it on to my father and hopefully we can connect in the
next
> month or so.
>
> Mike's passion for the program is great and the work sounds extremely
> rewarding.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Matt
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter White [mailto:pedro831@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 3:56 PM
> To: Schroeder, Matthew
> Cc: ikecip@xxxxxxx
> Subject: Greetings, and ayuda for Nicaragua Project
>
> Hi Matt,
>
> Hi. My name is Peter White and I'm a close friend of your friend Mike
> Cipoletti. I met Mike in 1992 when he moved from Commack to Northport. He
> was a student in several of my classes from 1992 until 1995. Mike was
also
> a leader in Northport High School's community service club called Students
> for 60000, and he and I have remained friends and now colleagues since
that
> time.
>
> First, please accept my most sincere sorrow at the loss of your brother on
> 9/11. Ever since that day, so many throughout the world have been living
in
> sort of an emotional wasteland and many have searched for ways to ease the
> pain. While all families experience some type of loss from time to time,
few
> losses can compare to the one your brother and your whole family suffered.
I
> can only relate to it in a small way I suppose, as I lost my mother, my
only
> parent, innocently and suddenly, in a tragic accident when I was young.
One
> way I found to get through the pain was by involving myself in and trying
to
> improve the lives of others who suffer. It seems through your family's
> foundation, you do the same.
>
> In writing this, I feel a bit closer to you than to most others whom I've
> written for the first time. In the year following 9/11, students from the
> club I advised, Students for 60000, undertook a project that consumed
almost
> the entire school year. They painted the names of every victim from 9/11
on
> the wall of H-Wing in Northport HS. The list is alphabetical and is
> permanent, there for all all to see and reflect upon daily. Most names are
> painted in black. Firefighters are painted in red, police in blue and
> Northport-East Northport residents in green. I knew a few of the victims,
> and was honored to paint one name, that of a former student and friend,
Rudy
> Mastrocinque. As I stood on the ladder adding his name, I found it to be
an
> incredibly sad experience, one which caused me to weep.
>
> A few weeks later, when the students were up to the "S's," a friend of
mine
> who lived in Florida, Billy Keenan, told me the news of Jack Schroeder's
> son. I watched as they painted your brother's name on their mural. I
didn't
> know your dad, nor did he know me, but I certainly knew of him. I went to
> W.T. Clarke HS in Westbury from 1961 - 1965, the years immediately
following
> the Schroeder years. Billy, who grew up on my block in Levittown,
graduated
> with your dad in 1961. I remember going to some football and baseball
games
> as an 8th grader and seeing your dad pitch and play quarterback for
Clarke.
> When I went to Clarke in Sept. 61, all we new student-athletes heard of
was
> of the greatness of such players like Lou DeFillippo, Roger Kraus, and of
> course Jack Schroeder. Our coaches were the same men, Jack Boyle, John
> "Uncle Jack" MacDonald, George Paterno, Ed Nickla. Without a dad, Clarke
> sports, the great athletes who came before me, and these coaches gave me a
> sense of confidence and belonging that was very important to me. Billy
> Keenan's brother, Drew Keenan, my oldest friend to this day, was an all
> county shortstop in 1965 and he told me how proud he was to be included in
> Clarke's Baseball Hall of Fame, along with your dad and not too many
others.
>
> Anyway, it is now more nearly half a century later and as a retired
teacher
> I keep myself busy with this poverty work, trying to provide much needed
> assistance to the poorest of the poor. Mike, as you probably know, was
very
> busy in this type of community service work in HS and also at Stonehill
> College, then went into the business world. About 2 and a half years ago,
he
> called me and said, after seven or so years in business, that he was
missing
> something in his life and he wanted to get back to this type of work. He
> went to Nicaragua to reaquaint himself with the projects and the people
and
> once again became grabbed by the experience. In the past two years since
> then, Mike has traveled to Nicaragua almost every month and has become a
> very valuable, respected and important liaison between the Nicaraguans
and
> the helping groups here, like Students for 60000, Friends of Students for
> 60000, Inc., and several colleges with alumni from Northport. He is in
daily
> touch with our representative down there, Conchita Ojeda, and has taken
upon
> himself great amounts of responsibility and work. So Mike's involvement
> makes all our jobs easier and permits much more to get done. We all
respect
> his opinion and judgment on the important matters of bringing water and
food
> to the hungry, as well as education, housing and other very important
needs
> to the people.
>
> Sorry to go on so long here, but I wanted to introduce myself as Mike
> suggested I do, and let you know my feelings about your loss, and how
> important your dad and others were as role models for the many who
followed
> him, and of our work here and in Nicaragua. Attached is a one page idea
> which Mike asked be to include. Please feel free to contact me if you wish
> to. Your dad too for that matter. Be well. Thank you.
>
> Very truly yours,
>
> Peter White
>
>
>
>
>
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