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The Benjamin Rush Institute (BRI) is a collaborative organization that brings together medical students, healthcare professionals, and advocates for free enterprise in healthcare to promote a direct patient-doctor relationship. BRI focuses on ensuring optimal patient outcomes at affordable prices through educational opportunities, networking, and advocacy for a patient-centered approach to healthcare. Through various events, media, and a platform for sharing pertinent articles and research, BRI cultivates the careers of medical students and fosters discussions on important healthcare issues. The institute's mission aligns with the legacy of Dr. Benjamin Rush, advocating for temperate inquiry and open discourse in the pursuit of truth in healthcare practices. Generated from the website

Golden Triangle Toastmasters is a vibrant, fully virtual club dedicated to helping professionals enhance their communication and leadership skills. Serving the Dallas area and beyond, the club offers a supportive and inclusive environment where members can connect, learn, and grow through engaging meetings and personalized education sessions. Affiliated with Toastmasters International, Golden Triangle Toastmasters employs the Pathways learning experience, providing members with customizable paths to tailor their development journey. Participants benefit from practical projects that equip them with essential skills in public speaking, team management, and effective communication, all designed to facilitate personal and professional success. Generated from the website

HistoryRaptim pioneered the world of humanitarian travel by air. At a time when ships were the only means of traveling to developing countries, our founders chartered a Dakota to fly missionaries from Amsterdam to Entebbe. Thanks to Raptim's vision, humanitarian travel would change forever. On 8 October 1947, that famous first plane departed from Amsterdam. On board were fifteen missionaries headed for Uganda. It soon turned out that air travel was far faster and cheaper than ships. And perhaps most importantly, the time and money the missionaries saved could be reinvested in their work in Africa. More flights soon followed. Two years later, Raptim was founded. Monthly charter flights to Africa were quickly established - followed by regular charter flights to Asia in 1966. A network of specialized travel agents was set up to handle global operations.SpecialtiesRaptim Humanitarian Travel focuses on the complex, and at times, urgent travel needs of humanitarians. Raptim only works with NGOs, charitable, faith-based organizations, aid workers and volunteers because we believe that our world is a better place when caring and compassionate people can travel where they are needed most.