From: wy@apmaths.uwo.ca (YANAN WU)
Subject: SOS CHINA EDUCATION FUND---An Introduction
Organization: Applied Mathematics, U.W.O
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 17:03:34 GMT
Keywords: SOS China Education Fund

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			A Voluntary Registration Form
		 	of SOS CHINA EDUCATION FUND
		    for Future Communications and Reports
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(1) Name or Name of Organization:
(2) Mailing address
	Street:
	City:			State/Province:		Zip Code:
	Country:
(3) Telephones (office and home):
(4) Fax:
(5) E-Mail:
(6) Contribution
     A) Total amount of contribution included this time:
     B) (Optional) I want my contribution to be used on (specify amount for
	each choice):	
	(a) Sponser-A-Student:       (one-time US$40.00 minimum required)
	(b) General students:
	(c) Teachers:
	(d) Schools:
	(e) Fund operation cost:
	(f) Other (please specify):
(7) Membership
	(a) Yes: I would like to become a member of the Fund and fully
		abide by her Constitution and Bylaws. A membership fee of
		US$20 is currently suggested. I understand that, to complete
		my membership registration, I have to furnish sufficient
		information for the Fund to be able to maintain regular
		communication with me.
	(b) No: I choose to be a member of the Fund at a later time.
(8) Signature:
				Introduction to
			 The SOS China Education Fund
				6726 Waldo Avenue
			      El Cerrito, CA 94530
                             sos@thetis.oce.orst.edu     
0. The Fund
	The Fund is a non-political, non-profit and independent organization.
	It was initiated in 1991 and registered in October 1992 by a group of
	Chinese and American student and scholar volunteers in North America.
	Most of the Fund Officers are elected annually.
1. Purpose
	The objectives of the Fund are to raise money from any available
	sources to promote the education in China, especially to help rural
	students, teachers and schools for better education.
2. Projects
	We are collecting and compiling information on potential beneficiaries
	in China and soliciting donations from all resources possible. We will
	bridge the needs with the kind helpful hands in many possible ways.
	Awards, scholarships and adopt-a-child's-educations will be our
	primary programs in the Fund. And your help in any forms to these
	aspects are sought and welcome at any moment.
3. Membership
	The Fund depends on your direct or indirect help for her success. We
	sincerely hope you can become members of our fund, generously share
	your ideas, talents, actively involve in the work of the fund, and
	assume leadership roles in this noble cause. We are calling for more
	people's participation to give the children the education they deserve.
	A membership fee of US$20 is currently suggested for each individual.
	Please fill out the Voluntary Registration Form and mail it with your
	contribution to the Fund Treasurer or any other Fund Officers listed
	below.
4. Donations
	Donations will be used to award the students, teachers or schools back
	in China entirely according to donors's desires as specified in the
	Voluntary Registration Form. Donors will be periodically informed of
	the progress the Fund and the beneficiaries make.
	
	All donations are tax-deductable. Your cancelled check is all you need 
        to justify a deduction.  If the Fund has your regular mailing address 
        you will also receive a thank-you letter that will serve as a 
        convenient reminder in your tax files.
	Make checks or money orders payable to:   "SOS China Education Fund";
	Send to:   c/o Jie KANG, 2610 E. 5th Pl, Apt. 1, Tulsa, OK 74104, USA.
5. Communications
	Your communication with and participation in the Fund will definitely
	help and positively influence the Fund's operation. Please feel free
	to contact any of the Fund Officers at any time.
	The Fund also has an email network for dedicated caring people to
	closely keep in touch with the Fund activities. To be listed in the
	email network and to get other information on the Fund's email
	services, please send your request to luan@oce.orst.edu or
	bao@physics1.unl.edu.
6. Officers
	President:	Wenyuan SHI
			6726 Waldo Avenue
			El Cerrito, CA 94530
			Tel: (510)524-4929(H); 643-5457(O)
			Fax: (510)642-7000(Attn: Wenyuan Shi)
			Email: wenyuan@violet.Berkeley.Edu
	Vice-President: MinQi BAO
			260 BEHLEN LAB
			University of Nebraska-Lincoln
			Lincoln, NE 68588-0111
			Tel: (402)476-3148(H); 472-5810(O)
			Fax: (402)472-2879(Attn: Minqi Bao)
			Email: bao@physics1.unl.edu
	Vice-President: JB McCombs
			1259 El Camino Real, #263
			Menlo Park, CA  94025
			Tel: (415)328-3915(h)
			Email: jmccombs@Star.Conn.com 
	Vice-President: Ya-nan WU
         		Dept. of Applied Maths.
			University of Western Ontario
			London, Ontario
			Canada  N6A 5B7
			Tel: (519)434-8493(H); 679-2111, ext.8798(O)
			Fax: (519)661-3813(Att'n: Applied Maths. Yanan Wu)
			Email: wy@apmaths.uwo.ca
	Secretary:	Shusheng LUAN
			2555 SW Pickford St, #A
			Corvallis, OR 97333-1684
			Tel: (503)753-8619(H); 737-2568(O)
			Fax: (503)737-2064(Attn:Shushneg Luan)
			Email: luan@oce.orst.edu
	Treasurer:	Jie KANG
			2610 E. 5th Pl, Apt. 1
			Tulsa, OK 74104
			Tel: (918)592-4083(h)
			Email:	YJD37892@vax1.utulsa.edu
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