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Kalypso Kares Profile: Stelos Alliance
Empowering extraordinary young leaders to reach their potential
Dozens of Kalypsonians have joined the non-profit, the Stelos Alliance, in their mission to empower extraordinary college students to reach their potential. Read More
Kalypso Kares Profile: Will Pike
Passionate about providing ALL children with the opportunity to attend camp
Will Pike has always enjoyed helping his family. Through his involvement with Camp For All, he's able to help his family help thousands of children with special needs. Read More
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Kalypso Kares Profile: Kailey Slone
Helping children from the Karamojong tribe in Namatala, Uganda
I dedicate a lot of time and treasures to I Choose You Ministries. It’s a non-profit organization that sends children from the Karamojong tribe in Namatala, Uganda to school. I traveled to Africa the summer after I graduated from college and had my heart stolen by the Karamojong children. Read More
Kalypso Kares Profile: Helayne Angelus
Passionate about gender equality in the workplace
As a founding NEW Board member, Education Chair, Vice President, Officer and President, NEW went from 10 sponsoring companies and 50 members when we incorporated in 2001 to over 68 sponsoring companies, 400+ members, 17 chapters (including Toronto,) 3 national events and touched over 7,000 lives this past year. This has been my passion for over a decade. Read More
Kalypso Kares Profile: Amy Kenly
Volunteering with the NHSPCA to combat animal cruelty
I’ve ridden horses most of my life. I own and compete a very plump and shiny thoroughbred horse. While his life is great, there are lots of horses that don’t have it so easy. Horse care is extremely expensive, especially in winter in New England when a horse cannot forage for his own food. The NHSPCA is dedicated to helping horses whose owners are no longer able to care for them. Read More