Nonprofit foundation in Greenwich seeking student with good phone voice and previous experience with phone scripts and cold calls to contact conductors and choir directors regarding concert cruise opportunity in the Baltics, Summer 2008. Some computer input also required for updating old lists. Start immediately; call for interview. 60 hours minimum over 3 weeks; $20/hour plus incentive: if cruise is a success, student will be offered the opportunity to join it at absolutely no air or land costs whatsoever. Other incentives will also be offered to successful candidates; internship with college credit available with increased time commitment of 20-30 hours per week for full semester.

Friendship Ambassadors Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit, tax exempt, 501(c)3 organization that provides meaningful, cultural exchange opportunities promoting peace through cultural exchange. Using the arts for peace, dance, music, choral (choir), and other performing and academic groups receive real interaction during their travels, both on the performance tours and special projects like our annual Youth Assembly at the United Nations, reconciliation and relief programs, and other special group travel opportunities. The arts-based healing programme Finding New Hope, United Nations related travel, and fiscal agency services assisting emerging nonprofit travel and peace organizations that share FAF’s goals augment the main bulk of our work: nonprofit, customized group travel, concert tours and cultural exchange worldwide. FAF’s music, dance, and choral (choir) tours can also be used as fund development tools for groups we serve. FAF does not charge a fee for such services and a portion of each tour is fully tax deductible as allowed by law to each participant or their family. Friendship Ambassadors Foundation believes that cultural exchange is an excellent way for Americans to learn more about the rest of the world: culture in general and dance, music – both choral and instrumental – and other art forms in particular transcend language barriers and enable true interaction to take place among those involved. Thus they promote peace and global cooperation through mutual understanding, and are essential for the education of youth – the leaders of the future. Furthermore, they can become valuable fund development and sustainable resource tools for the groups we serve on both ends of all exchanges, concert tours, youth assemblies, and other travel and interactive programming worldwide.

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