In this issue

• Call To Action
• Happenings
• Featured Trip
• Bravo's
• Children's Escort News
• Thank yous!
• Campaigns
• Missions

Children's

Escort Volunteers

Margaret Whitehead,

Director of the

Children's Escort Program, 

shares Escort Stories!

Here:  William Rivera, American

Airlines' flight attendant, escorts

Maria to Tegucigalpa, following

successful, critical surgery.

Campaigns

To help support

Airline Ambassadors'

projects around the

world,  please visit our

Donate to a Project Page. 

Thank you!

*  All donations are

tax deductible.

Missions

Whether it's Mexico,

South Africa , or Argentina...

there's a trip for you!

Watch our

2009 Travel Calendar

for postings that

fit your schedule,

skills, and passions!

Pass it on

If you know someone who

may be interested in

receiving this newsletter,

please send the eUpdate to

a friend!

To Donate to

Airline Ambassadors,

please visit our website.

Thank you

for your support!

Call To Action

Airline Ambassadors' Adopted Project, in Cameroon,

Nursery/Primary School in Kumba

Reverend Sone Charles,

Senior Pastor of Light

and Life Mission in

Cameroon, knows that

the only hope the youth,

in Cameroon, have is an

education.

The Nursery / Primary School

needs support and you can

sponsor a child by donating any amount for books, chairs, and

transportation, and help us begin the process of changing the lives of the

children.

Our goal for the future is

to help fund a new vocational

and agricultural center.  We

plan to initiate computer

acquisition and training and

begin sewing classes so that

these children will have

dreams, hope, and self-

sustaining futures ahead

of them!

To read more about Cameroon, please visit the Cameroon Brochure and

read Reverend Michael Reynen's Journal, too.  If you can help the Kumba

Nursery/Primary School with a donation of any amount, please visit our

Donate to a Project page.

MDG Awards

Millennium Development Goals

All Airline Ambassador members are cordially invited to attend the

Millennium Development Goals Global Award Launch

at the United Nations in New York

on March 17, 2009.

Join Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Vanessa Redgrave, Julian Lennon,

Scarlett Johannson, Akon and many more special guests.

Please see the MDG Award Flyer for details.

RSVP:

specialevents@airlineamb.org by Thursday, March 13

 if you would like to attend or volunteer at the event.

Tanzania!

Deliver school supplies,

aid, donations, and play

and interact with

school children and

orphans in an

environment that

encourages the

cultivation of "family"

support. 

Join Airline Ambassadors and Godwin Selembo, Vice President of

Serengeti Expeditions, in Tanzania!

Your itinerary includes

visiting the chidren of

Tanzania, joining safaris,

enjoying game drives,

and experiencing the

scenic touring of the

Serengeti.  There will be

plenty of time for

souvenir shopping, too.

Emotional support is a

large part the Tanzanian

orphanage's program

for success.  Volunteers

will be encouraged to

actively share in the

facility's philosophy. 

If providing personal attention for children appeals to you,

join us.  If planting

sustainable gardens

alongside children who

need you, sounds

rejuvenating and uplifting,

make a difference with

us. 

If balloon safaris or touring Serengeti National Park sounds awe-

inspiring, don't miss this trip. 

Change your life and perspective forever! 

Please visit the Tanzania Brochure for details.

The "Champions for

Children" program at

American Airlines, gives flight

attendants the opportunity

to volunteer, while on the job,

to collect donations for

UNICEF. 

This February, a team of

Champions traveled to 

Honduras to film a new

in-flight video.   The group

of volunteers visited

projects that they helped

to fund.  They described

the experience as " inspiring

and rewarding." 

Later, this spring, you will see the new video taken

of the trip on American

Airlines' flights!.   

Read more here...

Bravo to the Champions for Children!

Thank yous!

El Salvador

AAI members traveled to

El Salvador for a planning

meeting and the launch of the

Breast Cancer Stamp, but

while they were there they

visited projects and hand

delivered 2,000 pairs of

brightly colored Croc's to

grateful recipients at the

Kiwanis Village in

Soyapongo 

(the community AAI helped to start).   In addition, they distributed more

shoes in the poor beach community of La Libertad. 

The shoes were donated

by Croc's as part of the

Soles United ^smprogram.

Thank you, to Croc's™

Shoes and to the Soles

United^sm program...

"Food for the Sole!"

Read this story, and more

Stories From the Field, on our site...