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| BECOME THE KAMPALA 2 CAPE TOWN TECH ROAD SHOW BLOGGER!
 Enter the Two Wheeled Foundation Fundraising Raffle, support our mission to educate and inspire African youth and win a chance at the grand prize: an amazing trip to Africa during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, courtesy of the International Youth Foundation, Starbucks and Two Wheeled Foundation!
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM
Raffle Cost: $10 Donation via Global Giving
Drawing Date: April 23rd, 2010 in New York City
Grand Prize Travel Dates: June 8th - July 14th 2010
Terms and Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Kampala 2 Cape Town Tech Road Show?A: The K2CT Tech Road Show is a traveling technology exhibition road tripping across Africa during the 2010 FIFA World Cup. It is using the hype of the first ever World Cup to educate and inspire African youth to become social entrepreneurs. We will be working to broadcast World Cup matches on big screens for youth, and when the crowds show up, we will be mixing in technology demonstrations, innovation workshops, and messages about social entrepreneurship.
Q: What is included for my trip?
A: The Grand Prize includes round trip flight to Africa, in-country lodging, visas, some meals and travelers insurance.
Q: What does it mean to "Become the Blogger"?
A: When you become the blogger you will sign on as a member of the Kampala 2 Cape Town Tech Road Show Crew. Your responsibility will be to end each day by entering your thoughts about the show's activities online both in text and picture form. We will supply you with a digital camera for pictures if you do not have one. You must be 21 or older to become to blogger.
More Questions: info@kampala2capetown.com
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| About Kampala 2 Cape Town Tech Road Show:
The Kampala 2 Cape Town Tech Road Show
will utilize the grassroots excitement over the first World Cup in
Africa to educate and inspire youth. The program is supported by Two Wheeled Foundation, the International Youth Foundation, Starbucks, Kampala Coach and the East African Speakers Bureau. The show is
working with community organizations in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Namibia and
South Africa for a program that promotes social entrepreneurship along
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