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SpaandanB
Central
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Other SpaandanB Chapters:
North Texas
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News
SpaandanB Austin
09/28/2007: SpaandanB Austin holds its community Launch program.
08/3/2007: Austin flood relief effort initiated.
04/18/2007: First chapter meeting held.
04/03/2007: SpaandanB Central EC approves the Austin chapter.
01/20/2007: Austin volunteers apply for chapter.
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Established in 2007, SpaandanB Austin, a chapter of SpaandanB, facilitates
the local community to initiate, manage and support charitable projects in
Bangladesh.
SpaandanB is a nonprofit,
charitable organization that supports various education, health
and development projects in Bangladesh. We encourage donors
like you to support projects that work towards making poor and needy
Bangladeshis self-reliant.
Learn more about us
| Learn more about our projects
SpaandanB Austin Launch Brochure 2007 (PDF size: 980K)
SpaandanB Austin Presentation 2007 (PDF size: 288K)
It is very easy to donate to SpaandanB projects. You can donate
online using your credit card, or complete a simple form and mail it
to us along with your check. You can support each project for as
little as $5 per month. For donors in the United States, your
donation is tax deductible.
Learn more about us
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SpaandanB has several policies in place to ensure
that your contribution is used appropriately. We will provide you
updates on your supported projects and show you how your generous
donation is making a difference. Like our existing donors, you will
see how a little help from you can really go a long way!
Donate
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© Copyright SpaandanB Austin. All rights reserved.
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Visit SpaandanB Cylcone SIDR Relief page
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Visit our Flood Relief 2007 page
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Project Spotlight:
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Rural Talent Advancement Program (RTAP):
Students in the rural areas fall behind in academic race due to inadequate academic and financial resources.
RTAP aims to provide monetory and advanced resources to meritorious students in the rural areas of Bangladesh.
More about RTAP
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