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Raindrop Turkish House of Tulsa hosted a cultural exchange program on Tuesday, at 6 p.m. with the Special Education class of Oklahoma State University. Dr. Giacobbe and her students visited Raindrop Turkish House. They enjoyed Turkish cuisine and tea following a small presentation from the volunteers of Raindrop Turkish House. Presentation was about the Turkish community of Tulsa and the cultural activities of the Turkish House. Dr. Giacobbe stressed the importance of cultural exchange and the value it brings to Tulsa community. (April 30, 2009, Tulsa, OK)
Raindrop Turkish House hosted Gene Locke, Partner - Andrew Kurth LLP at one of its distinguished series, Morning Conversations. Community leaders, academicians and more participants came to listen to Mr. Locke.
As of April 27, 2009, 20 cases of a novel strain of swine flu have been confirmed in the United States, with 2 of the cases in Guadalupe County near San Antonio, Texas. There are an additional 5 probable cases in Guadalupe County and 3 probable cases in the DFW area. These strains are identical to the novel swine flu identified in California, Kansas, New York, Ohio, Mexico, Canada, and Spain.
Raindrop Executive Yusuf Ozdogan and volunteer Mithat Karabulut visited the Mayor Mark Stodola, Mayor of Little Rock. They gave a brief information about Raindrop's services to the community ,Inter satate Turkish Language Olympiad and Turkey Trip. Mayor Mark Stodola expressed his appreciation for the visit and said that he is happy to learn more about Turkish Culture. He also stated that non-profit organizations like Raindrop are doing a great job for the society's improvement. (March 5, 2009, Little Rock, Arkansas)
Raindrop Woman Association visited Congress and House of Representatives in Austin. State Representative Dr. Alma Allen from District 131 greeted ladies of Raindrop Women Association . Dr. Allen introduced Turkish women representing Turkish Community and Raindrop Turkish House’s activities in Houston to House of Representatives.
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Raindrop Turkish House is an educational, charitable, social and cultural organization and now it operates in six states: Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The mission of Raindrop is to introduce Turkish culture into American society and cultivate friendship and promote the understanding of diverse cultures through its unique services to the community, through dialog and corporation.
Raindrop organizes annual Turkic Cultures and Children’s Festival, annual Turkish Language Olympiad and Intercultural Trips to Turkey. Raindrop contributes in colorful life of society by organizing, sponsoring, and hosting cultural and social events. Raindrop also offers educational services such as Turkish and English classes, Turkish Cuisine Cooking classes, music classes, seminars and international conferences. Raindrop also helps the needy through its charity organization Helping Hands. Raindrop organizes Breakfast & Morning conversations, which is a series of public conversations that draw together diverse minds to discuss critical issues and engage in cooperative social action.
Raindrop Turkish House branches:
Houston,
Dallas,
Austin,
San Antonio,
College Station,
Lubbock,
El Paso,
Little Rock,
Jackson,
Kansas City,
Oklahoma City,
Tulsa,
New Orleans, Baton Rouge.