The Flight for Humanity

UPDATE

We delivered the aid to Nicaragua.

Attend the Annual Dinner Dance

Donate To The Flight!

TAG ALONG To Nicaragua in 2005

Tag along with us to Nicaragua and help complete Mr. Clemente's last humanitarian effort. For $3.00, a tenth of a penny for each of Mr. Clemente's 3,000 hits, you can buy a "tag" designed by the winner of our contest, Christopher Ayala. All you have to do is fill out the back of the tag with your name, address, and a message. Your tag will be placed in a flight bag and it will travel with us to Nicaragua on December 31, 2005. You will get a copy of the tag and your name will be made part of our historic record forever. After "The Flight for Humanity" is completed, the bag of tags will be turned over to the Clemente family for the Clemente museum.

Get Your Tag Here!

WINNER

CHRISTOPHER AYALA

(Special Ed Program), Roberto Clemente School, I.S. 166 - Was born in on November 25, 1985, in the Bronx. He has 2 brothers and 2 sisters. He likes playing video games and PS2. Christopher learned about Roberto Clemente through Project Club Clemente's Tag Along art contest.

HONORABLE MENTIONS

EDGARDO LUIS LEON

Roberto Clemente School, I.S. 166
Was born on December 12, 1993 in Spanish Harlem, NY. Edgardo moved to the Bronx 3 years ago and has 2 brothers and 2 sisters. His favorite things to do is to play sports, especially, baseball (shortstop or outfield). Edgardo knows Roberto Clemente is part of the 3,000 Hit Club and that he was the first Latino elected into the baseball Hall of Fame. He knows that Mr. Clemente died trying to help people in Nicaragua after the earthquake, and that he was Puerto Rican. Edgardo also knows that there is a Sports City in Puerto Rico honoring Roberto Clemente.

JAZMIN ABREU

Roberto Clemente School, I.S. 166
Was born October 11, 1993, in the Dominican Republic. Jazmin and her family moved to the United States when she was a baby. She has one brother. Jazmin likes dancing and drawing. She learned about Roberto Clemente as someone who wanted to help people, as someone who was a star and was Puerto Rican. Jazmin goes to the Dominican Republic and visits her family. She has pet dogs and loves birds. Jazmin also plays baseball with girlfriends.

GERALDINE JARAMILLO

Roberto Clemente School, LS. 166
Was born December 30, 1992. She has one younger brother. Geraldine's favorite things to do are drawing and doing craft. She knew that Roberto Clemente sent food, clothes, and medicine because of the earthquake in Nicaragua.

ProjectClubClemente, Inc * 1601 Bronxdale Avenue, Suite 2-1 * Bronx, NY 10462

CHRISTOPHER AYALA (Special Ed Program), Roberto Clemente School, I.S. 166 - Was born in on November 25, 1985, in the Bronx. He has 2 brothers and 2 sisters. He likes playing video games and PS2. Christopher learned about Roberto Clemente through Project Club Clemente's Tag Along art contest.
HONORABLE MENTIONS
EDGARDO LUIS LEON Roberto Clemente School, I.S. 166 Was born on December 12, 1993 in Spanish Harlem, NY. Edgardo moved to the Bronx 3 years ago and has 2 brothers and 2 sisters. His favorite things to do is to play sports, especially, baseball (shortstop or outfield). Edgardo knows Roberto Clemente is part of the 3,000 Hit Club and that he was the first Latino elected into the baseball Hall of Fame. He knows that Mr. Clemente died trying to help people in Nicaragua after the earthquake, and that he was Puerto Rican. Edgardo also knows that there is a Sports City in Puerto Rico honoring Roberto Clemente.
JAZMIN ABREU Roberto Clemente School, I.S. 166 Was born October 11, 1993, in the Dominican Republic. Jazmin and her family moved to the United States when she was a baby. She has one brother. Jazmin likes dancing and drawing. She learned about Roberto Clemente as someone who wanted to help people, as someone who was a star and was Puerto Rican. Jazmin goes to the Dominican Republic and visits her family. She has pet dogs and loves birds. Jazmin also plays baseball with girlfriends.
GERALDINE JARAMILLO Roberto Clemente School, LS. 166 Was born December 30, 1992. She has one younger brother. Geraldine's favorite things to do are drawing and doing craft. She knew that Roberto Clemente sent food, clothes, and medicine because of the earthquake in Nicaragua.