Comments on: Brass Cast-Episode 10 – Tools For Schools – Africa, Damongo Project http://brassmedia.ca/2007/11/21/brass-cast-episode-10-tools-for-schools-africa-damongo-project/ BRASSmedia.ca - bringing web 2.0 to the enterprise Thu, 01 Jul 2010 03:25:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Marilyn Pottage http://brassmedia.ca/2007/11/21/brass-cast-episode-10-tools-for-schools-africa-damongo-project/#comment-1071 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:05:43 +0000 http://brassmedia.ca/2007/11/21/brass-cast-episode-10-tools-for-schools-africa-damongo-project/#comment-1071 Dean,

We have so appreciated you expertise on this project. Both of the podcasts you did for us have been seen many times and in many places. It is great to have someone with your level of expertise available to the Central Alberta community.

gain, our thanks.

Marilyn

]]> By: Sandy Stepien http://brassmedia.ca/2007/11/21/brass-cast-episode-10-tools-for-schools-africa-damongo-project/#comment-845 Wed, 20 Feb 2008 22:28:53 +0000 http://brassmedia.ca/2007/11/21/brass-cast-episode-10-tools-for-schools-africa-damongo-project/#comment-845 Great work, Marilyn. I’m proud of you.

For those of you who are just hearing about this project for the first time, I can’t begin to tell you how much these two ladies (Marilyn Pottage and Marilyn Ganger), have invested into making this project the success that it is, physically, emotionally, and monetarily. As the volunteer creator and webmaster of the tfs-africa.org website, I am proud to be affiliated with such generous and caring spirits.

If you are one of those folks that occasionally finds yourself thinking ‘Gee, I wish I could find a legitimate and worthwhile charity to help out…’ then you really want to spend some time considering putting your support behind this wonderful project.

Keep up the great work, ladies.

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