GlobaLocal

The GlobaLocal initiative is designed to connect local action around college campuses to real change happening for children in other countries. GlobaLocal projects raise awareness in our communities about the issue of child survival and raise funds to benefit children’s health programs abroad.

How can projects in Kentucky help children in Peru? Through education, awareness, advocacy and fundraising. SCCS is always updating our lists of worthwhile organizations to support, various projects to carry out and hundreds of simple ideas for organizing and fundraising which should help you get started in making a difference!

SCCS has compiled lists of projects and ideas from our collective decades of experience. Please use this list as you pick projects for the upcoming semester and please send in your ideas and successes as well so that we can all learn and share.

  • Fundraising Ideas
  • Adopt-a-Project
  • Direct Effects
  • Organizations You Can Support
  • Click Dailys
  • Internships & Trips
  • Click here for information about our Spring 2006 GlobaLocal Initiative.

    What is the point of GlobaLocals?

  • Provide options for direct student action
  • Introduce a service element into SCCS’s work
  • Provide each chapter with tangible and achievable short-term goals
  • Encourage individual members to develop a personal stake in following the mission of our group
  • Strengthen and broaden SCCS’s commitment to being globally engaged by expanding its network beyond the boundaries of the U.S.
  • Improve the sustainability of chapters by developing longer-term relationships with contacts overseas that chapters can maintain over the years
  • Make an actual and immediate impact on children’s lives
  • Promote a deeper understanding of how actions we take in the US can impact child survival abroad
  • Add credibility to our campaign and advocacy efforts, especially when reaching out to Congress members, the press, the general public, other professionals, and SCCS recruits
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    Mission Statement