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Carter Center Charitable Donations - Ambassadors Circle (Annual Fund)
To become an Ambassadors Circle member or renew your membership click here.
The Ambassadors Circle was founded by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter in 1997 to honor the vision and generosity of individuals who support the Center's operations and programs with unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more annually.
Ambassadors Circle members play a critical role in helping the Center wage peace, fight disease, and build hope. Members enjoy a unique relationship with the Center and receive an invitation to an exclusive Executive Briefing and Presidential Reception, which includes first-hand reports from our senior experts about the Center's programs. In addition, President and Mrs. Carter thank members in person for the work they make possible.
Your membership gift will make a direct impact as The Carter Center moves forward on a growing list of urgent global priorities. For a complete list of the benefits of becoming a member of the Ambassadors Circle, click here. Whether you choose to join at the Emissary, Envoy, Diplomat or Cabinet level, your generosity will enable us to take action immediately to help people build healthier, more peaceful futures for themselves and their children.
For more information about the Ambassadors Circle, please e-mail Delita Marsland, senior associate director, at delita.marsland@emory.edu or call 1-800-550-3560 Ext. 810.
2010 Annual Executive Briefing and Visit to Plains
Become a member of the Ambassadors Circle and register for the spring 2010 event. The dates for this year's event are April 21, 22 and 23, 2010. For more information please call Delita Marsland at 1-800-550-3560 Ext. 810, or e-mail delita.marsland@emory.edu.This year, we will spend Wednesday, April 21, 2010, in Plains, Ga., and will travel back to Atlanta the following day for the Executive Briefing and Presidential Reception. Those joining us from outside of Atlanta should consider arriving in Atlanta on Tuesday in order to leave for Plains on Wednesday morning. Special activities in Plains include a lesson from President Carter at Maranatha Baptist Church, a dramatic look at his early life with Rachael Clark, and a stop in historic Warm Springs, Ga., where President Carter launched his campaign for the presidency.
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