Kuwait: Ex-Aloysians (SACAA) Announce Upcoming Events


Media Release

Kuwait, Apr 11: The Kuwait chapter of St. Aloysius College Alumni Association held its first quarterly meeting at the Indian Community School, Amman Branch on 20th March 2008. The first Quarterly General Body meeting was hosted by the newly elected executive committee.

Aloysian alumnae gathered at the venue during the social hour to catch up with old friends and network with fellow alumni members. This was followed by the quarterly meeting led Denzil D’sa, President – SACAA KUWAIT, where various topics related to the alumni were presented and discussed. Some of the highlights of the meeting were:

Activity calendar hosted by the Alumni for the year
Rendezvous ’08 – Annual Dinner Dance Fund Raiser
Alumni membership drive

Activity Calendar for 2008

April 17th  : Rendezvous 2008 at Kuwait Sea Sports Club, Salmiya
June 13th  : Social Hour & 2nd Quarterly General Body Meeting.
Month of September : Sports Event (s)
September 26th  : Social Hour & 3rd Quarterly General Body Meeting.
October 17th  : SACAA KUWAIT Picnic
November 14th  : SACAA KUWAIT Carnival
December 12th  : SACAA KUWAIT Annual Dinner Get Together

Rendezvous - ’08

Kiran Rao, Jt. Secretary – Member Affairs highlighted the list of activities and tasks gearing towards the gala dinner dance event – Rendezvous ’08 which will be held on 17th of April at Kuwait Sea Sports Club, Salmiya, 7pm onwards. He urged the alumni to come forward and actively participate in contributing to the success of the event. Passes for the event are available with the committee members on first come first basis.

This year the funds raised strive to sponsor the education of maximum number of marginalized children who toil for a meager pay during the day and burn the midnight oil at the non-funded St. Aloysius Evening High School in the hope of securing a better life. In addition to this, we also aim to sponsor the education cost of the youth who enroll in the Industrial and Technical Training Institute to learn a trade that they can bank on to support their livelihood.

Denzil along with Prashantha Pais (Secretary, Member Affairs) welcomed the new members and encouraged fellow aloysians in Kuwait to register and network with the Alumni.

The meeting was concluded with the vote of thanks delivered by Reshma Correa, General Secretary, extending gratitude to fellow alumnus Archie Menezes, Indian Community School and to the sumptuous snacks and beverages catered by M&M confectionaries. She also thanked all the members in attendance whose association and commitment to fellow members and the alumni is commendable.

About SACAA KUWAIT:

St. Aloysius College Alumni Association, Kuwait popularly known as SACAA-KUWAIT are 150+ member strong alumni residing in Kuwait. It is registered with the Embassy of India in Kuwait. SACAA-KUWAIT strives to provide a forum for Aloysian Alumni in Kuwait to put Aloysian values and aspirations into practice, promote cordial relationships among Aloysian Alumni in Kuwait by bringing them together through various programs, foster the spirit of fellowship among Aloysian Alumni in Kuwait by enabling them to maintain contact and by involving them in humanitarian endeavors. As socially responsible Aloysians, they collaborate with their Alma-mater in various initiatives and projects that aim to provide solace to the less fortunate by providing them education and basic necessities. For more information about SACAA KUWAIT, visit www.aloysianinkuwait.com.

  

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