Did you know?
MTLC has no paid
employees. Efforts of the
board and advisory
council are voluntary to
allow for contributions to
directly support
educational and cultural
programming locally and
in Guatemala.
MTLC has no paid
employees. Efforts of the
board and advisory
council are voluntary to
allow for contributions to
directly support
educational and cultural
programming locally and
in Guatemala.
Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc.
Address:
Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc.
PO Box 139
Bellbrook, OH 45305
phone: 937-654-0669
email: karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
PO Box 139
Bellbrook, OH 45305
phone: 937-654-0669
email: karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
Join Us...
at the 37th annual
"A World A'Fair" May 14-16, 2010
Dayton Convention Center
MTLC once again hosts a cultural display and educational booth
portraying food, culture and heritage of Guatemala at this fun-filled event.
This year's festival theme, A Musical Journey Around the World, enables
us to celebrate with traditional music on hand-made, wooden marimbas,
maracas, and drums.
Our café at the festival features Organic Fair Trade Guatemalan coffee
freshly brewed by the cup or in 1-lb. sealed bags to take home - whole
bean or ground only $10.00.
Fair Trade Guatemalan arts and craft items such as brightly woven
clothing, purses/bags, hand-beaded jewelry, ceramics and more will be
for sale to raise funds for our mission of education.
To join in the fun, volunteer at the event, or purchase reduced-price
tickets contact karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
Volunteers Needed!
We are currently seeking adults and youth to help in our
display area at "A World A'Fair."
Volunteers receive free admission to the festival !!
Call or email Karen, 937-654-0669, karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
Celebrating Peace:
As an organizational member of the Dayton International Festival, Inc., MTLC
participated in "A World A'Fair," Dayton Convention Center, May 15-17, 2009.
MTLC's cultural display featured Guatemalan and 1992 Nobel Peace Prize
Laureate, Rigoberta Menchú Tum and celebrated her continued work for peace and
justice for all peoples of her country and internationally.
Presentations:
MTLC Founder Camilo Macario has made several speaking
engagements indcluding to the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Dayton
Chapter and Friends Through Guatemala Adoption, Dayton Chapter and Returned
Peace Corps Volunteer groups. Participants in MTLC's educational presentations
inlcude: Sugarcreek Schools - Spanish classes, Spanish Club and 4th and 5th
graders; Xenia High School, St. Francis church youth group, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts,
and Rotary Clubs.
MTLC Board members are available for speaking engagements/slide shows
relating to our mission and Guatemalan and Maya culture. To schedule an event
contact us at karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
Newsletters: To be on our mailing list or receive a copy of our latest newsletter
email: karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
at the 37th annual
"A World A'Fair" May 14-16, 2010
Dayton Convention Center
MTLC once again hosts a cultural display and educational booth
portraying food, culture and heritage of Guatemala at this fun-filled event.
This year's festival theme, A Musical Journey Around the World, enables
us to celebrate with traditional music on hand-made, wooden marimbas,
maracas, and drums.
Our café at the festival features Organic Fair Trade Guatemalan coffee
freshly brewed by the cup or in 1-lb. sealed bags to take home - whole
bean or ground only $10.00.
Fair Trade Guatemalan arts and craft items such as brightly woven
clothing, purses/bags, hand-beaded jewelry, ceramics and more will be
for sale to raise funds for our mission of education.
To join in the fun, volunteer at the event, or purchase reduced-price
tickets contact karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
Volunteers Needed!
We are currently seeking adults and youth to help in our
display area at "A World A'Fair."
Volunteers receive free admission to the festival !!
Call or email Karen, 937-654-0669, karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
Celebrating Peace:
As an organizational member of the Dayton International Festival, Inc., MTLC
participated in "A World A'Fair," Dayton Convention Center, May 15-17, 2009.
MTLC's cultural display featured Guatemalan and 1992 Nobel Peace Prize
Laureate, Rigoberta Menchú Tum and celebrated her continued work for peace and
justice for all peoples of her country and internationally.
Presentations:
MTLC Founder Camilo Macario has made several speaking
engagements indcluding to the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Dayton
Chapter and Friends Through Guatemala Adoption, Dayton Chapter and Returned
Peace Corps Volunteer groups. Participants in MTLC's educational presentations
inlcude: Sugarcreek Schools - Spanish classes, Spanish Club and 4th and 5th
graders; Xenia High School, St. Francis church youth group, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts,
and Rotary Clubs.
MTLC Board members are available for speaking engagements/slide shows
relating to our mission and Guatemalan and Maya culture. To schedule an event
contact us at karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
Newsletters: To be on our mailing list or receive a copy of our latest newsletter
email: karen.wm@mayatechlc.org
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Donations:
Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization as classified by the IRS. Donations are tax deductible.
We are currently raising public contributions to fund improved services
and educational programs at the computer center in Nahualá.
Checks can be made payable to Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc.
Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization as classified by the IRS. Donations are tax deductible.
We are currently raising public contributions to fund improved services
and educational programs at the computer center in Nahualá.
Checks can be made payable to Maya Tech Learning Centers, Inc.
On-going
Fundraising
Campaign
Shopping for a deal?
$25 buys 2 textbooks for
student library
$50 provides one week's
teacher's salary
$75 enables a student to
attend classes for 1 year
$150 buys a student
workstation desk/chair
$450 purchases a new
computer
Fundraising
Campaign
Shopping for a deal?
$25 buys 2 textbooks for
student library
$50 provides one week's
teacher's salary
$75 enables a student to
attend classes for 1 year
$150 buys a student
workstation desk/chair
$450 purchases a new
computer
