Board of Directors
Barbara Bencini (Secretary), Merrill Lynch
Michelle Biros, Professor & Vice Chair of Research, University of MN Dept. of Emergency Medicine; Emergency Physician, Hennepin County Medical Center
Henry A. Bromelkamp (Chair), President, Bromelkamp Company LLC
Robyn Coquyt, Sr. Operations Monitoring Manager, Medtronic
Brendon Dennewill, CEO, Denamico
Tammie Follett (Chair, Development Committee), Senior Account Manager & Business Development Specialist, Thomson Reuters
Roy Goslin, Z Wines USA
Anne Hussian, Executive Director, Dodoma Tanzania Health Development
Rich Kleber, Merrill Lynch
Peter Maritz (Vice Chair)
Jeffrey M. Nelson (Treasurer), Angel Tax Credit Program Coordinator, Minnesota Department of Employment & Economic Development
Ubuntu Advisory Council
His Excellency Mninwa J. Mahlangu (Honorary Chair), South African Ambassador to the United States (pictured)
Willem Ellis, President and Founder, South Africa – Minnesota Business Council
What is Ubuntu? Ubuntu is a Zulu term that translates as “human kindness.” Nelson Mandela explains Ubuntu in this video:
Documents
2016 Annual Report
Articles of Incorporation and Certificate (under our former name)
IRS Determination Letter
Amendment to Change Name
By-Laws
Africa Classroom Connection Policies
990s and Audited Financial Statements
2016 990
2016 Audited Financial Statements
2015 990
2015 Audited Financial Statements
2014 990
2014 Audited Financial Statements
2013 990
2013 Audited Financial Statements
2012 990
2012 Audited Financial Statements
2011 990
2011 Audited Financial Statements
2010 990
2010 Audited Financial Statements
2009 990
2009 Audited Financial Statements
2008 990
2007 990
Minutes are available on request, or board members may access minutes and reports by logging in on the right.
Minutes 87
Minutes of the board of directors include notes from previous committee meetings.
Financial Reports 7
Financial and donor giving reports for review by board members monthly.
2018 Learning Tour:
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Travel with us to Africa on our next Learning Tour: Jan. 15 - Feb. 4, 2018 "I quickly saw that this trip could be a trip of a lifetime. In what other trip would I experience a wedding in Malawi as an invited guest? Interact with hundreds of children in their schools? Visit museums documenting apartheid with tour guides who lived through it? Meet people engaged in the mission to educate children - principals, teachers, Rotarians, concerned, community-minded citizens? - Marla Kapperud, 2016 Learning Tour participant |
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We're always looking for new volunteers to join our team--a variety of opportunities are availble. |
