The Elephant Walk Restaurant Benefit: May, 2009
Dr. Chris Saheed, CRLS Principal; Paul Reville, Mass. Secretary of Education; Nancy Tauber, Cambridge School Committee; Fred Fantini, Cambridge School Committee; Dr. Jeffrey Young, Cambridge School Superintendent; Alice Wolf, Mass. State Representative; Marjorie Decker, Cambridge City Councilor; Dr. Alan Lightman, MIT Professor; and Heather Faris, CSFC co-founder.
Longteine de Monteiro, co-owner of The Elephant Walk with Faris and Lucy Flamm
Alice Wolf, Mass State Representative presenting Proclamation from The State House to Lucy Flamm, Heather Faris, Robin Elkins & Erika Wentworth
Marjorie Decker presenting proclamation of support for camb2camb from The Cambridge City Council to Lucy Flamm
Students from Cambridge Rindge & Latin School (CRLS)
CRLS teachers going to Cambodia: Marya Wegman & Susie VanBlaricum
Lucy Flamm & Dr. Jeff Young, Cambridge School Superintendent
May, 2008: The Harvard Square May Fair
Welcome cards made by students for Cambodian students
The Elephant Walk Restaurant Benefit: April, 2008
Cambridge school children proudly display the Cambridge City Council Proclamation that was presented at the Elephant Walk Restaurant Benefit by Mayor E. Denise Simmons (top row, center). Also present: Elephant Walk owners Longteine de Monteiro & Bob Perry, Cambridge School Committee Members, Marc McGovern & Patricia Nolan, CSFC Committee Co-founders, Heather Faris & Erika Wentworth, and children from Haggerty & King Open Schools.
Cambridge City Council Proclamation
April, 2008: Former Mayor E. Denise Simmons & her staff
warmly welcome Haggerty School children to City Council meeting
for ratification of City Proclamation in support of The Cambridge School for Cambodia Project.
April, 2008: Film Fundraising Event at Harvard University
New Year Baby: A Documentary film by Socheata Poeuv
Filmmaker Socheata Poeuv
Hoa Tu Duong, Harvard Kennedy School student
April, 2008: Inspired by the story of Sadako and the thousand cranes, King Open students made a crane peace tree.
They picked a tree to hang the cranes from, because in some African traditions, the symbol of the tree reminds us to strengthen our community roots, plant more ideas, and foster an environment of peace.
“Paper Crane, I will write peace on your wings and you will fly all over the world…”
-Sadako Sasaki, age 12
April, 2008: King Open and Graham & Parks School students selling lemonade
March, 2008: King Open Students depositing their pennies
Our friends at The Cambridge Trust Company in Harvard Square,
Vice Presidents, Salvatore Sagarese and Helen Van Nostrand with King Open School students.
January, 2008: Cambridge Rindge & Latin High School
students & teacher
from The CRLS Global Awareness Club
fundraising for the CSFC Project
December, 2007: Haggerty School 4th grade volunteer
gift wrapping at Henry Bear’s Park Toy Store Holiday event.
November, 2008: Greg Mortenson,
author of bestselling book, Three Cups of Tea, visits Haggerty School
Oct, 2007: Our friends at the Cambridge Trust Company Huron Branch
helping us deposit all the bags of change we received.
Terry Kaufman and Elaine Arseneault with Haggerty School students.
