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Days until GYSD 2011
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| GYSD & PTPI Updates |
PTPI's Kiev, Ukraine (Kyivites) Student Chapter celebrates Indian traditions with a fun dance!! Start planning your Global Youth Service Day 2011 project today!
Check out the links on the left to learn about exciting project ideas and read about the projects from GYSD 2010
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In 2010, PTPI student members demonstrated their commitment to service by participating in more than 60 GYSD projects. From New York to Ghana, Ukraine to Sri Lanka, PTPI student members made a difference by planting trees, donating school supplies to Operation International Children, beautifying their communities and more. In 2011, PTPI seeks to yet again increase participation in GYSD with the help of all of its student members around the world! 
Be sure to check out how PTPI students made a difference during the 2010 GYSD weekend! Just follow this link to view their awesome photos.
In celebration of GYSD 2010, PTPI’s Lilongwe, Malawi Student Chapter members received a warm welcome by staff of the Bwaila Hospital when they arrived to engage in several sanitation activities. The sanitation activities included sweeping, mopping cutting grass, clearing litter and cleaning windowpanes among other chores. Ultimately, the chapter’s efforts created a clean and friendly environment for the staff, patients and visitors of the hospital.
The chapter attributes the success of the GYSD event to cooperation and dedication among the volunteers.
Inspired? Follow the examples set by these PTPI student members and start planning your GYSD 2011 project today!
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| Global Youth Service Day 2011, April 15-17 |
| Join the largest annual celebration of young volunteers in the world in 2011! |
Every year, from the Americas to Europe, Africa, and Asia, Global Youth Service Day mobilizes millions of young people through the power of service and the spirit of community. In 2011, PTPI will again join the celebration. Uniting their hearts, hands, and voices, PTPI student members will build their communities and the world by organizing service activities and promoting Peace through Understanding.
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| 3 Steps to Organizing a Successful GYSD |
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ORGANIZE A PLAN
Start planning now! Begin to organize a project that will benefit your community. Once you have a plan, submit your project by March 25 to PTPI!
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MAKE IT HAPPEN
Put your plan into action! Join millions of young people around the world by implementing your project on April 15, 16 or 17.
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SHARE YOUR SUCCESS
Take photos, record videos and write reflections about your project. Share these items with PTPI and we will inspire others with your success. |
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PTPI is a global Partner of Global Youth Service Day (GYSD). GYSD is organized by Youth Service America and its Global Youth Service Network.
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