Comments on: My Charity-Project: OLPC for the Vatsalya-Orphanage http://www.reneseifert.com/2009/06/my_charity-project_olpc_for_the_vatsalya-orphanage.html Entrepreneur, Global Citizen, Flat World, Internet, Web 2.0, Innovation, Start-Up Mon, 30 Jan 2012 08:03:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lukasz Gadowski » Blog Archive » Die Sache mit dem Gutmenschentum http://www.reneseifert.com/2009/06/my_charity-project_olpc_for_the_vatsalya-orphanage.html/comment-page-1#comment-2756 Lukasz Gadowski » Blog Archive » Die Sache mit dem Gutmenschentum Sat, 20 Feb 2010 19:38:11 +0000 http://www.reneseifert.com/?p=597#comment-2756 [...] ja, dank Rene Seifert habe ich auch ungefähr einen halben Laptop (vermutlich eher ein viertel) [...] [...] ja, dank Rene Seifert habe ich auch ungefähr einen halben Laptop (vermutlich eher ein viertel) [...]

]]> By: Dirk Schornstein http://www.reneseifert.com/2009/06/my_charity-project_olpc_for_the_vatsalya-orphanage.html/comment-page-1#comment-1706 Dirk Schornstein Thu, 18 Jun 2009 08:52:04 +0000 http://www.reneseifert.com/?p=597#comment-1706 I had the honor and pleasure of visiting the orphanage during my stay in India with René last year. The institution is not luxurious, but well run and clean. You get the impression that the girls are very well cared for. The girls are bright, lively, curious and adorable. René and I sat in front of one class, answered their questions. A feisty one in the third row asked: How come you are so tiny when René is so tall? :-) René and I even had to sing a song for them, which was embarrassing at first, but felt great afterwards. It was a remarkable experience to visit there, I fully support this excellent project. From what I've seen the computers will really make a difference in Vatsalya and give the girls a chance to develop their potential. For a better future. I had the honor and pleasure of visiting the orphanage during my stay in India with René last year. The institution is not luxurious, but well run and clean. You get the impression that the girls are very well cared for. The girls are bright, lively, curious and adorable. René and I sat in front of one class, answered their questions. A feisty one in the third row asked: How come you are so tiny when René is so tall? :-)

René and I even had to sing a song for them, which was embarrassing at first, but felt great afterwards.

It was a remarkable experience to visit there, I fully support this excellent project. From what I’ve seen the computers will really make a difference in Vatsalya and give the girls a chance to develop their potential. For a better future.

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