REACH FOR TOMORROW IN THE NEWS

Community Advocate

Friday, December 4, 2009

Westborough family helping Tanzanian children ‘Reach for Tomorrow’

Westborough – Elisha Kottler just shakes her head when she is asked about her trips to Tanzania.

“The children there, they have so little yet they are so happy,” Kottler said. “They are so appreciative of whatever you do for them. And in Bagamoyo, a little goes a long way, whether it be food, money or supplies.” | FULL STORY

WICKED LOCAL - Westborough

Friday, Novemnber 13, 2009

Trip of a lifetime

WESTBOROUGH - If it seemed strange to Josef and Anne Kottler that their 22-year-old daughter, Elisha, was infatuated with the young inhabitants of a small, poor town in Tanzania, their puzzlement didn’t last long. | FULL STORY

CHAMPLAIN VIEW - A Magazine for Alumni & Friends of Champlain College

Fall, 2009

Learn Locally, Act Globally

Seven Champlain College students and one staff member followed their dreams of helping others all the way to Africa in May, when they spent three weeks volunteering and tutoring orphaned children in Bagamoyo, Tanzania. | DOWNLOAD PDF

NEWS - Telegram.com

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Assisting a nation in need Westboro family helps in Tanzania

WESTBORO — Anne and Josef Kottler helped inspire their daughter. Then she inspired them.

The Westboro couple followed their daughter across the world this summer to a children's center in the East African coastal village of Bagamoyo, Tanzania, to see for themselves what 22-year-old Elisha loved so much about volunteering there. | FULL STORY