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Tara Ostner
The Clinton News Record
Even though school is out for
the summer, there was a lot of
action at St. Anne's Catholic Sec-
ondary School on Canada Day.
The school was bustling with
excitement as about 20 St.
Anne's students and five chaper-
ones gathered in the parking lot
preparing to leave for a two-
week school -volunteer trip to
India.
"For the past two years, stu-
dents have been raising money
for the trip," says school secre-
tary, Cara Bechard. Elementary
dances, an Indian culture night,
barbeques, spaghetti dinners
and selling Elmira chicken are
some of the events and activities
that the students organized in
order to help raise money for the
trip. Students who are involved
in the trip to India are members
of the school's Me to We Group
and have planned the trip
through the international organ-
ization, Me to We.
Me to We is an international,
for-profit social enterprise
founded by Canadian brothers,
Craig and Marc Kielburger. The
enterprise's main goal is to offer
people better choices to help
create a better world. It does this
by offering socially conscious
and environmentally friendly
clothes and accessories, life -
changing international volun-
teer trips, leadership training
programs and materials, and
books that address issues of pos-
itive social change all of which
are things that are important to
the staff and students at St.
Anne's.
Me to We is also associated
with Free The Children, an inter-
national, not-for-profit charity,
also founded by brothers Craig
and Marc Kielburger. Free The
Children offers programming to
hundreds of thousands of young
people in Canada, the United
States and the United Kingdom,
has worked in more than 45
countries and has been named
one of Canada's 10 Most
Admired Corporate Cultures of
2013.
Previous trips organized by
students belonging to the Me to
We group at St. Anne's include a
trip to Kenya in 2009 and a trip
to Ecuador in 2012. While the
students and chaperones are in
India this month they will pro-
mote the five pillars of the Me to
We and Free The Children's phi-
losophy. As Tom Bedard, one of
the chaperones on the trip,
explains, these are, "education,
health and sanitization, clean
water, alternative income, and
food and agriculture." The over-
all objective, Bedard says, is to
"make sustainable change to
communities."