Wisdom Thinkers Network Inc

“Name: fulton city school district address: 129 curtis street fulton, ny 13069 cash contribution: 10,000 name: chittenango central schools address: 1732 fyler road chittenango, ny 13037 cash contribution: 10,000”

“Expenses marketing exoense 2,375 dues and subscriptions 2,311 office supplies 1,063 bank fees 139 ny charities filing fee 50 miscellaneous expense 1,118 telephone 455 payroll service 592 information tech. 1,000 travel 765 meals and entertainment 108 conferences and conv. 19 interest paid 876 insurance 1,135 total 12,006”

“Accounts receivable 5,000 7,000 total 5,000 7,000”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 9,497 1,106 unsecured notes and loans payable 0 10,000”

“To strengthen our social fabric and foster a more compassionate, inclusive, civil society, by reweaving the wisdom of our traditional stories, both sacred and secular, and new understandings into education and public life.”

“Wisdom thinkers network, a new york state-based non-profit organization, has developed sel and character education curriculum modules covering pre-k through 12,using multi-cultural wisdom stories designed to encourage children to develop a greater understanding of themselves and appreciation of the diversity of others in their schools and communities. This helps deter bullying and creates a school culture which is welcoming to all students. These traits become even more valuable when viewed in the context of current events exacerbated by the intolerance of our differences. Each story also has a service learning/community service component to engage students in solving the problems in their own communities.”

“Through our roundtables,we help build inclusive communities - whether in a school, a university, organizations, towns, and cities - our interactive presentations allow all stakeholders to create the tools they need to live, study, and flourish together without hatred and divisiveness. We like to say, everyone is welcome, just leave your hatred at the door we offer a turn-key intergenerational oral history program, "reweaving the fabric." this project allows young people to connect with the elders who built their communities, and through their stories learn and value the core wisdom of their region. We hope this helps rebuild a sense of pride in our communities largely lost in today's fast-paced world. Using the power of story to explore the missing link between character education and a positive, ethical culture in your community, and county workplaces.”