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Click to join accessphilippineatlanta
community---a RESPONSIBLE PARTNERSHIP
Atlanta today, known as the New South and the
destination of new immigrants is also home to a growing
population of Filipinos.
It is a privilege to welcome our new comers by way of
sharing with them important and perhaps key information
and resources that will help them adjust into their new
"HOME". And for our neighbors and visitors, it is our
mission to provide them the uniquely Filipino Atlanta
hospitality, the most current information that will help
them gain deeper understanding and appreciation of the
community we live in.
Today, more than ever before, there are a lot of creative
ways that "we" can do to bring about positive and
responsible change. That is why we strongly encourage
YOU to take part in the action, getting involved and
participating in church, civic as well as productive and
beneficial social networking activities our community
offers.
With the Newcomer's Orientation, the Year End events,
in partnership with the Philippine Honorary Consulate in
Atlanta and key volunteer professionals in the business
and non profit sector, we help promote the importance
of community building, networking, empowerment,
continuing education and cultural awareness programs.
Our community values the spirit of voluntarism and
responsible leadership. We need you to partner with us
for a better future, defining who we are as the Filipinos of
Atlanta. ----
Toni Daya-Luetgers,
AccessPhilippineAtlanta and Galing Foundation, Inc.
The Office of
The Philippine Honorary Consul General
Address:
3340 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite 1685
Atlanta, GA 30326
Telephone No:
(404) 239-5747 & (404) 239-5740
For assistance, please contact:
Lori Davis at 404 2334022 x 210
Fax No: (404) 233-4041
Inc. presents
WWAAC 2007 Triumph Amidst
Tribulation
click for video documentary
"While the first visitors from Asia
were sailors, who landed in
ports such as Savannah,
Georgia. The first Asians to
settle to what is now called
called the United States were a
small group of Filipinos who
established a settlement in
1763, in the Bayou Region of
what later became Louisiana."
--- S. Koto
TDL Productions receives
Georgia Blueprint Award
February
5 * Munting Tinig (Children's Singing Group) Open
for Application
Download Application here
13 * "Retiring in the Philippines"under the SSRV
Program
16 * Take the Lead Community Partners Meeting by
Dekalb Board of Health
27 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
March
7* Munting Tinig Parent Meeting &
Rehearsal
14 * M.T. Rehearsal
20 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
21 * M.T. Rehearsal
28 * GFI Annual Board Training
28 * GFI M.T. Rehearsal
April
11 * M.T. Rehearsal
17 * Munting Tinig at Dogwood Festival
17 * GFI Mabuhay Dance Group at International Day
* Clayton
24 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
25 * M.T. Awards & Celebration
May
15 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
June
19 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
28 * GFI 5th Year Anniversary
July
17 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
August
21 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
September
18 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
October
16 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
November
20 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
December
Year End Awards
18 * GFI Monthly Board Meeting
