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Turkish Cuisine Class students at Raindrop Turkish House had a Ramadan dinner on August 16th 2010. Program started with a presentation which was about Turkish Houses` activities and what The Holly Mounth Ramadan means for muslims. There were good news for Cuisine Class participants that classes are going to start after the eid celebration.
On September 1th, 2010 Pulaski County Judge Buddy Villines, his wife and Pulaski County Personel visited Raindrop Turkish house in Little rock. Program included a presentation about Turkish House and a speech of Judge after the dinner.
On Sunday Aug 30 ,2010 Federal Bureau Of Investigation personel including Assistant Special Agent in Charge Little Rock Division Steven T. Krueger visited Raindrop Turkish House for a Ramadan dinner. Mr. Krueger remarked what FBI doing about saving our community. Participents shared their experiences and had delicious Turkish food.
North Little Rock Police Chief Danny Bradley and Captain Leonard Montgomery visited RaindropTurkish House in Little Rock on August 17, 2010. They had a Ramadan dinner with Randrop Turkish House representatives and some of the members of Turkish community in Arkansas.
On August 23th, 2010 Little Rock Mayor Mike Stodola and Little Rock City Personel visited Raindrop Turkish House Little rock branch for a Ramadan Dinner. Mr. Stodola made a special remark about Turkish community that includes his memories in Turkey.
Turkish Language Class Students had Ramadan dinner on august 24th, 2010 at Raindrop Turkish House Little Rock branch. Their teachers had good news to them that classes would start after the eid celebration.
Arkansas State Senator Joice Elliot from distirct 33 visited with Raindrop Turkish House on July 8th, 2010 . She informed Turkish House representatives about her on going campaign and tasted delicious Turkish food.
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- TURKISH CUISINE CLASS STUDENTS CAME TOGETHER WITH A DINNER AT TURKISH HOUSE
- COUNTY JUDGE BUDDY VILLINES VISITED TURKISH HOUSE
- FBI PERSONEL VISITED TURKISH HOUSE IN LTTLE ROCK
- North Little Rock Police Department Visited Raindrop Turkish House In Liittle Rock
- Little Rock Mayor Mike Stodola And Little Rock City Personel Visited Turkish House And Had Dinner
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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.