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who helps us |
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The Shadhika
Foundation, founded by Peter
and Juthica Stangl, gave our
computer school in Calcutta our first foundation grant in 2002.
Shadhika's mission
is to help women and children in India. They continue to support
our computer centre and our work in Calcutta. |
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Mundo Cooperante in 2008 gave us funds to upgrade our school equipment as well as help with operating expenses for the first half of 2008.
http://www.mundocooperante.org/ |
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Hernan Zin filmed Uddami for Spanish
television in 2002 and again in 2003. Hernan and his Madrid-based
organization Accion
Por La Infancia have been a steady source of funding
for Uddami since 2003. |
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Jean Clement along with La
Table de Cana, Gennevilliers, France has been supporting
our computer centre in Calcutta through Uddami since 2004. La Table
de Cana is different
from most catering companies - the French call it an entreprise
d'insertion, a business that helps the long-time unemployed
get "inserted" back into the labor market. |
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100 Friends,
founded by Marc
Gold, gave us money to buy a new printer in 2002, and
funds for the school and our new library in 2003. Since then he
has helped us out each year with funds that we use for individual
student needs. Every year Marc travels for two months throughout
Asia. With money donated
by his
friends
he looks for and is able to help individuals and small organisations
who need help.
http://www.100Friends.com/
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Uddami started out in 1999 using the Happy Computers curriculum, based in the UK. Using this curriculm as a guide we developed our own Uddami curriculum. We would like to thank them for their help and guidance. |
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Janis Wilkins designed our logo
and our website. She is a very talented graphic artist and you
can see her work here: http://www.artgraphica.com/
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First California Press (through the generosity
of Pat Donahue) gave us seed money
to start the project in 2000. Without their help Uddami wouldn't
exist.
http://www.firstcalpress.com/ |
