The Agape Clinic Rebuilding Project
Cuttington University Campus
The Cuttington University Alumni Association in the Americas is a non-profit organization dedicated to the cause of uniting and engaging its members by various means to enable their Alma Mater remain a great moral force for change through its magnificent tradition of academic excellence and community engagement.
The goals of the Association include, but are not limited to:
Enriching the lives of Alumni through frequent and fruitful exchanges among themselves (e.g. homecoming, reunions and Awards Programs) and through constructive engagement with members of the larger communities in which they currently reside;
Mobilizing maximum goodwill and material support in the Americas to buttress and enhance the University’s efforts toward providing quality education for its students,
Establishing effective mechanisms to solicit, receive, and manage contributions of alumni, friends, philanthropists and charitable organizations for this purpose;
Encouraging and fostering a spirit of self-reliance and self- sufficiency among Alumni by undertaking income generating activities to support the University and by establishing and institutionalizing self-help projects at the University to enable needy students work their way through college.
To this end, the Association at its annual Reunion held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 16 through August 18, 2019 adopted a resolution to use funds raised at the 2019 Reunion to rebuild the Agape Clinic on the Cuttington University main campus in Suakoko, Bong County, Liberia. The clinic will not only serve the students on campus but members of the surrounding villages and towns.
The resolution also authorized the Association to solicit funds from members, friends, community partners and well-wishers of the Association through fundraisings and donations to complete the project.
According to President Glendy Junius-Reeves, “a former letter was sent to the Cuttington University Administration on February 27, 2020 informing them of our decision to begin the rebuilding of the Agape Clinic as per the resolution at Reunion 2019.”
This page will provide frequent updates on the status of the project. Please visit our payment page and donate to this life saving project.
The goals of the Association include, but are not limited to:
Enriching the lives of Alumni through frequent and fruitful exchanges among themselves (e.g. homecoming, reunions and Awards Programs) and through constructive engagement with members of the larger communities in which they currently reside;
Mobilizing maximum goodwill and material support in the Americas to buttress and enhance the University’s efforts toward providing quality education for its students,
Establishing effective mechanisms to solicit, receive, and manage contributions of alumni, friends, philanthropists and charitable organizations for this purpose;
Encouraging and fostering a spirit of self-reliance and self- sufficiency among Alumni by undertaking income generating activities to support the University and by establishing and institutionalizing self-help projects at the University to enable needy students work their way through college.
To this end, the Association at its annual Reunion held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 16 through August 18, 2019 adopted a resolution to use funds raised at the 2019 Reunion to rebuild the Agape Clinic on the Cuttington University main campus in Suakoko, Bong County, Liberia. The clinic will not only serve the students on campus but members of the surrounding villages and towns.
The resolution also authorized the Association to solicit funds from members, friends, community partners and well-wishers of the Association through fundraisings and donations to complete the project.
According to President Glendy Junius-Reeves, “a former letter was sent to the Cuttington University Administration on February 27, 2020 informing them of our decision to begin the rebuilding of the Agape Clinic as per the resolution at Reunion 2019.”
This page will provide frequent updates on the status of the project. Please visit our payment page and donate to this life saving project.
