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In love and solidarity,
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letter of recommedation ROV
- 1. 10654 82nd Ave, Suite 693, Edmonton, AB, T6E2A7 2954 North Campbell, #341, Tucson, Arizona, 85719 PO Box 724, Spit Junction, NSW, 2088, Australia. Phone USA Canada: +1-877-576-1564 Phone Australia: +61 2 8006 1934. Fax: +61 2 8088 7310. Email: info@rovolunteers.com ABN: 60146005316 May 25, 2015 To whom it may concern My name is Tom Jowett and I am a Director of Reach Out Volunteers. The purpose of this letter is to provide a character reference for Mitchell Hubble. I have known Mitchell since March 2013, meeting him for the first time after he had completed a 28-day volunteer project in Africa. During this time he was working at an orphanage where he would take the sick children to the medical clinic, run education and hygiene classes and helped to build a new classroom for an orphanage. The following year Mitchell volunteered in Peru for 28days building greenhouses for remote families, high in the Andes. Mitchell was an ideal team member on both these projects. He worked hard, supported other team members and was always a pleasure to have around. Volunteer projects take place in less developed countries and involve building schools, crèches, suppling and installing clean water and sanitation facilities. It can also involve wildlife and marine conservation work. Working conditions are far from ideal and our volunteers need to be innovative and able to adapt quickly to a new culture, environment and friendship group, which Mitchell could always do. Mitchell’s commitment did not end with the programs he attended. He has actively assisted other young people who having been considering volunteering in understanding what the volunteering commitment requires of them and promoted volunteering at his university. I feel that Mitchell would be a great addition to any organisation. Please feel free to contact me if you require additional information on any of the matters discussed above. Yours Sincerely Tom Jowett Director Reach ÌýOut ÌýVolunteers Ìý