September 17, 2008 - Today, the chef recommends the following. However, please remember that everything on the menu is tasty and worth trying.
If you find a dish you’d recommend to a friend, let us know.
Buon appetito!
- Where Should I Sponsor a Child? - September 4, 2008
- Math Olympiad … A post written by a volunteer at the Semillitas de Fe Student Center in Guatemala City, Guatemala - September 2, 2008
- My Sisters Are Sponsored. What About Me? - August 8, 2008
- A Day in the Life of a Bangladeshi Cycle Van Driver … Read the comments and see the difference that you make - August 7, 2008
- Should I Visit My Sponsored Child … or is the money better used for something else? - August 4, 2008
- Why We Can’t End Poverty- July 15, 2008
- A Message to Mothers - July 2, 2008
- Poverty’s Shame … “For you, when you help take care of our children, is it easy for you, or is it a sacrifice?” - June 30, 2008
- Child Development vs. Community Development … a video explaining why Compassion focuses on the former - June 21, 2008
- Inside the Letter Writing Process in Ghana - June 13, 2008
- Dear Good Samaritans … a letter from a Muslim caregiver of a sponsored child - June 3, 2008
- Wess speaks about his salary - May 30, 2008
- Dear Sponsor: A Letter From Rwanda - May 22, 2008
- Have you ever wondered how your sponsored child’s letter gets to you? Join us on The Journey of One Letter - May 21, 2008
- Are My Letters Really That Important? - May 20, 2008
- Why Does My Sponsored Child Look So Scared? - May 3, 2008
- Who Writes the Compassion Blog? A Bunch of Marketing Cheerleaders? - April 24, 2008
- An historic registration: The 50,000 Registered Child in Tanzania - April 16, 2008
- Proof … that sponsorship makes a difference - April 2, 2008
- Something to Get Excited About: our one millionth registered child - February 27, 2008
Wess Speaks - A series of posts where our CEO, Wess Stafford, answers the questions you asked
Our 10 Questions series - Interviews with Compassion employees in the developing world, our executive leadership and persons of note, as well as insight into our holistic child development model
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