THIS MONTH Make a Commitment Helping Farmers President Clinton Visits Latin America We Have a Winner Mentoring in Oakland			Greetings from the Clinton Foundation This summer is going to be a busy time for President Clinton and the Clinton Foundation. President Clinton just returned from Haiti, where he announced the Foundation will give $1 million for disaster preparedness and hurricane safety as hurricane season approaches and many Haitians are still displaced after the January earthquake. And this week he travels to South America, where he will visit Foundation projects that are empowering people, alleviating poverty, and improving health. You can read about all this and more -- including the newest Entrepreneurial Mentorship program and our latest Spend-a-Day winner -- in this edition of the Clinton Foundation eNewsletter. Make a Commitment for our Shared Future No challenge is too great for us to overcome if we work together to build our shared future. Small actions sustained over weeks, months, and years, can amount to a big difference. Through a small and steady monthly donation, you can make the commitment to improve lives around the world through our programs. Join our Giving Circle with a monthly gift today. Helping Farmers Improve their Crops and Livelihoods in Rwanda Rwandan farmer Gracienne Mahoro recently built a new house. That is just one of the improvements to his home and community he has seen since the Clinton Hunter Development Initiative helped him and other farmers plant cassava, maize, and trees. Watch his video. President Clinton to Visit Foundation Projects in Latin America This week, President Clinton will meet staff and partners in Colombia and Peru, learn from their successes, and speak with individuals who are improving their lives through CGSGI's income generation and health programs. Read more. We Have a Winner Susan Jeng couldn’t hide her excitement when she learned that she would be spending a day with President Clinton this summer.  She doesn’t have to travel far from her home of Flushing, New York, but it is still a trip of a lifetime for her. Read more. Mentoring in Oakland The Clinton Economic Opportunity Initiative is building mentoring communities in several cities nationwide by pairing entrepreneurs with successful business leaders and entrepreneurs who serve as mentors. Learn about how mentorship is helping to create lasting economic development.
	WHAT DO YOU THINK? Some experts believe that if obesity among kids continues to increase at this rate, our current generation could become the FIRST in American history to live shorter lives than their parents. What are you doing to stay healthy this summer? • Exercising more • Including more fresh fruits   and vegetables in my diet • Cutting down portion size • Limiting processed foods Cast Your Vote!
	ASK THE EXPERT Scotie Conner, a sixteen-year-old youth advisory board member for the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, motivates his peers to eat nutritious foods and to stay active. Scotie is taking questions on how to encourage children and teens to make healthy choices this summer. Submit your question. Read the responses to three questions selected from last month's Ask the Expert.
	DID YOU KNOW? President Clinton delivered remarks at five separate commencement ceremonies in May. Read more about his remarks to the class of 2010.
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