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We recently launched our 2012 Annual Campaign with a goal of raising $12,500 before the end of our fiscal year on Sept. 30th.
Please click the "donate" button to the left to help us get there. To date this year we've raised $3,279 ... that leaves $9,221 -- please chip in today! Looking upstream to support education for sustainability -- creating more and more sustainability champions who will effectively lead efforts to address climate change, poverty, toxics, deforestation, injustice, and all of the complex and interrelated social and ecological challenges -- is among the most strategic ways to allocate your charitable donations. Please take a moment to donate now. Thank you for your support!
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Here's our challenge: raise $12,500 before Sept. 30.
That's approximately what it costs an international student to attend the groundbreaking Master's in Strategic Leadership towards Sustainability programme at the Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH) in Karlskrona, Sweden. Please donate today by clicking the "Donate" button on the left side of the screen and giving what you can. In years past, donors to the StratLeade Annual Campaign have given generously -- enabling students like Samuel Brizuela from Guatemala and Olivier Mazimpaka from Rwanda to attend the programme, and bring their sustainability leadership skills back home to make significant contributions to our world's greatest problems. The founders of the MSLS programme, Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt & Dr Göran Broman, have said: "The question of reaching sustainability is not about if we will have the money or the technology to do it - those we have. The question is, will there be enough leaders in time?" Supporting the development of such leaders from all over the world is critical if we are to be successful in creating a sustainable society by tackling the many big, systemic challenges we face -- from poverty to climate change, from oppression to toxics, from income inequality to biodiviersity loss. Please give whatever you can to help us meet our goal by Sept. 30th. Thank you!! |
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