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Board of Trustees
Denis Forster
Karl Gieseke
David Kammer
Ed McCarter
David Noll
Paul Porcino
Ramón Rodriguez
Kathy Santen
Carleen Suttman
Jeff Berninger
Joe Berninger
Glenn Chamberlain
Mario Contreras
Bill Dankworth
Jack and Marie Eiting
Sr. Victoria Forde, SC
Charlie Gallagher
Fr. Mike Graham, SJ
Sr. Katie Hoelscher, SC
Dan Nocella
Sr. Kris Schrader, ASC
Emily West
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Leave a Legacy
Remembering CoEd through your will, 401K or
life insurance is easy!
Contact Holly End at holly@coeduc.org
or 513-731-2595 x104 for more information.
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Comments?
We want to hear from you! Email us at coed@fuse.net or find us
on Facebook or Twitter!
 
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Dear Friend,
Big things are happening at CoEd, thanks to all of you who make our
programs possible! Read on to learn how you can take action today to
help kids in Guatemala
envision a brighter future. And don't forget to check out the recent
podcasts that have put CoEd into the international spotlight.
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Vote
for CoEd to Win a $20,000 Grant!
 Cooperative for Education has been selected by
Better World Books as a finalist for a $20,000 Readers' Choice
Literacy Grant!
Vote Now in 3 clicks...we promise
it'll take less than a minute!
Voting ends on June 25. You can only vote once per computer, so
be sure to tell your family and friends so they can vote, too!
If we win, the grant will support CoEd's Culture of Reading Program (CORP), which improves the quality of
reading education in rural Guatemalan schools by delivering vital
resources - like storybooks and training - to teachers in
impoverished communities.
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What
Has Your Help Meant to Carol?
Listen to CoEd scholarship student
Carol talk about receiving the opportunity of a lifetime - a chance
to continue her education past sixth grade. Read on to find out how
you can help another student just like Carol receive a scholarship
and break out of poverty.
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You
Can Change a Life...Today
 Olga, Norma, and Juan Carlos need
your help! Many of CoEd's scholarship students are still waiting to
be sponsored for THIS school year.
Through our Scholarship Program, you can provide
a middle or high school scholarship for a student whose family cannot
otherwise afford to send him or her to school. In return, students
"pay back" their scholarships by performing community
service projects. Many of these children never thought they could
make it this far in school, and it is only through the help of caring
people like you that they can continue their education.
Change a life today by making a scholarship donation online!
- $500
sponsors a middle school student.
- $750
sponsors a high school student.
Questions?
Contact Katie Camillus at (513) 731-2595, ext. 107, or katie@coeduc.org.
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News
of CoEd Travels Around the World!
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Through text-message and online
donations, these podcasters have raised
more than $10,000 so far to benefit CoEd's programs in Guatemala!
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CoEd Featured on the "Stuff You Should Know" Podcast...
Chuck Bryant, Josh Clark, and Jeri Rowland of HowStuffWorks.com joined
CoEd on a Snapshot Tour of Guatemala. Through their blogs and podcast "Stuff You Should
Know," they introduced CoEd to more than 300,000 listeners
around the globe! We've been getting online donations from the UK, Australia,
Germany, and even South Korea
as a result!
...and on the "Stuff Mom Never Told You" Podcast...
In addition, Cristen and Molly of "Stuff Mom Never Told
You" did a follow-up podcast focusing specifically on how
CoEd uses education to address challenges facing women and girls in Guatemala.
...and even on the "Coolest Stuff on the Planet"!
Listen to their podcast about Lake Atitlán!
Listen to the Podcasts!
If you want to be entertained, informed, and inspired, check out all
of the podcasts on our website's podcast archive. The "Stuff You
Should Know" podcasts are also a great way to get a glimpse into
what it's like to be on a CoEd Snapshot Tour.
Hold on just a second...what's a podcast?
A podcast is
like an online radio show. It's usually recorded in the style of a
talk radio broadcast. You can either listen to it on your computer
(on a webpage or iTunes), or download the file and listen to it via
your iPod or other mp3 player.
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