CTL students support Ebola relief efforts
Carissa Fawber of Edgecomb, Aymeric Dauge-Roth of Bath, Owen Cotta of Alna, Aiden Kary of Wiscasset, Maggie Larson of Southport, Kestral Linehan of West Bath, Sydney Sullivan of Brunswick, Sabine Pochee of Boothbay and Cocoe Haedrich of Wiscasset help sort coins contributed by Center for Teaching and Learning students towards the relief efforts of Doctors without Borders in western Africa. Courtesy of CTL
Carissa Fawber of Edgecomb, Aymeric Dauge-Roth of Bath, Owen Cotta of Alna, Aiden Kary of Wiscasset, Maggie Larson of Southport, Kestral Linehan of West Bath, Sydney Sullivan of Brunswick, Sabine Pochee of Boothbay and Cocoe Haedrich of Wiscasset help sort coins contributed by Center for Teaching and Learning students towards the relief efforts of Doctors without Borders in western Africa. Courtesy of CTL
Students at Edgecomb’s Center for Teaching and Learning have been studying the Ebola crisis in the African nations of Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia and following the relief efforts of Doctors without Borders, an international organization that has deployed three thousand volunteers in an attempt to contain the epidemic.
CTL students emptied their pockets and piggy banks over a ten-day period this month, raising $144.55 in coins and paper money in support of this Nobel Prize-winning organization that has been saving lives and alleviating the suffering of people caught in acute crises regardless of their nationalities for over forty years.
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