1. Arab Students’ Association (ASA) Syria Committee & TAMU-UNICEF Maggy Ibrahim & Nahua Kang

2.  Syrian Refugees: Drowning in the Flood Syrian Refugees: Drowning in the Flood More than 1.1 million refugees have fled the border, many more not registered as refugee status Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey host almost all the refugees Psychological trauma and severe living condition trouble the refugee children UNHCR (United Nations Refugee Agency) is receiving only 3% of the 1.5 Billion fund it asked for UNICEF appealed for $195 million to help meet the needs of Syrian children and women until the end of June but thus far has only received about 20% of the needed funding

3.  Protect the children of Syria Protect the children of Syria Raise money for one of the UNICEF schools locate in Lebanon Raise global awareness in A&M community Support the mission of UNICEF

4. A public school located near Tripoli, Lebanon Child-friendly Spaces supported by UNICEF Focuses on building refugee children’s self-confidence and relationships for children who might feel inferior as refugees Donations from us will have an impact on children at Wadi Al Nakhla

5.  “My house in Syria is invaded by mice, so my father forced us to move as quickly as we could to Lebanon until he finds a solution to disinfect our home.”  “There was a lot of shooting and bombs where we lived in Syria and even the mosque was destroyed. It was terrible and I saw homeless children in the streets, children who didn’t have food.”  “When my school was destroyed, my dream of becoming a doctor was destroyed”  “I’m very happy that school has started; I enjoy Arabic and writing the most. I would like to be an Arabic teacher.”

6.  Bake sales  Kyle Field Cleanup  Profit share  Visiting organizations  Emailing Arab and Muslim Professors  Candle Vigil

7. EventDate Arab Student AssociationEvery other Thursday for both semesters TAMU-UNICEFEvery Monday for both semesters Muslims’ Student Association Nov 22 nd, Jan 31 st, Mar 7 th Model United NationsJan 17 th Liberal Arts Student CouncilFeb 13 th Corps OutfitsFeb 17 th, Feb 24 th Bake SaleFeb 19 th -20 th Profit Share: Schlotzsky’sFeb 28 th MSC Wiley Lecture SeriesMar 4 th MSC LT JordanMar 19 th Chinese Students’ Association Mar 20 th AIESECMar 20 th MSC FLIMar 21 st Aggie International Ambassadors Apr 4 th International Student Association Apr 10 th Kyle Field Clean-upApr. 14 th Candle VigilApr 16 th Bake SaleApr 23 rd -24 th

8. EventFunds Bake Sales/Wristbands/Donations$608.62 Profit ShareStill Undetermined Cleanup$600 Total (excluding profit share and last set of bake sales) 1,208.62 Total including George Harrison match (excluding profit share and last set of bake sales) $2,417.24

9.  Having a specific goal  Time management  Lack of communication  Volunteers not following through  Relating situation to Aggies  Method of donation