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Local Business Man Helps Thousands

In Mission To Build Health Clinic
By Cheryl Conway
hree years ago Dr. Michael Kambourakis, founder
and president of the Dominican Republic Relief
Organiz-ation (DRRO) and owner of Terzako Furs in
Caldwell, dreamed of building a health clinic to help impoverished Dominicans and Haitians living in the Dominican
Republic.
With the clinic 80 percent completed, Kambourakis is
reaching out to others to make that dream a reality. The
DRRO Dinner Dance is set for Thurs., Nov. 12, 6:30 p.m. to
11 p.m., at The Grove in Cedar Grove, to honor two international humanitarians and raise the remaining dollars to complete the clinic.
Come to the dinner dance fundraiser, says
Kambourakis, to help us out. This is the best cause; its
from heart to heart. We are going to deliver American health
on a day to day basis to people down there.
The theme of the dinner dance event is "Daring to
Dream" based on how Kambourakis, and his two honorees international humanitarians Dr. Ernani Sadural and Dr.
Karien Ziegler, all began their humanitarian work with a
dream, a dream to make a difference by saving lives. Dinner,
dancing and a silent auction will be held.
Sadural serves as the director of Global Health at Saint
Barnabas Healthcare; and Ziegler is chair of Rotary
International Polio Plus Eradication.
A third-generation business owner of Terzako Furs in
Caldwell for the past 40 years, Kombourakis always had a
passion for fashion, and also studied to be a psychologist.
But it was about 12 years ago, since 2004, when he began
missionary work in Santo Domingo and Haiti, building
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visit their homeland. The visit opened Kombourakis eyes
toward the need in that region.
I was really shocked, says Kombourakis. I never saw
such poverty; I never saw such misery.
At that time, Kombourakis says I had 3,000 customers;
thought I could help. So he started by sending a box of
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bring in clean water to people living there, followed by two
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he day a person is diagnosed with

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ine Essex County residents recently

received awards in the Annual Essex
County Parks Photography Contest.
Winners were awarded in Adult and Youth
categories and were recognized on Sat.,
Sept. 26, during the Annual Fall Family
Festival at the Essex County Environmental
Center in Roseland. A total of 95 entries
were received this year.
We congratulate the winners of the
Essex County Parks Photography Contest
and thank all the contestants for sharing
what they experienced in our historic Parks
System, said Essex County Executive
Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. Events like these
encourage our residents to visit our open
spaces and share their artistic talents. All
these photographs capture the beauty, highlight the diversity and natural splendor of
our parks, reservations and recreation facilities.
Robert S. Kaplan of Caldwell received an
honorable mention in the Adult Category for
Grover Cleveland Park.
John Shiever, of Cedar Grove, received
third place in the Adult Category for
Verona Park.
Samuel Giuffrida, also of Cedar Grove,
received third place in the Youth Category
for Tiger Swallowtail at Turtle Back Zoo.

Jared Kofsky of South Orange received
first place in the Youth Category for Branch
Brook Park.
Janet Markman of West Caldwell
received an honorable mention in the Adult
Category for Monarch on Milkweed at
Hilltop Reservation.
Maria Pepper, also of West Caldwell,
received second place in the Youth Category
for Jaguar at Turtle Back Zoo.
Brad Schwartz of West Orange received
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Orange Reservoir.
Samantha Montague, also of West
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South Mountain Reservation.
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Everythings from the heart, he says,
involving himself in feeding the kids, forming a baseball team, providing clothing and
supplies, medical supplies and building a
large fish pond five years ago that turned
into a tilapia farm providing fresh tilapia to
people in the village.
He also sent tables and chairs donated by
Montville schools; helped with orphanages
there; held a computer drive sending computers and laptops to schools; clothing and
supplies drive by Glen Ridge High School;
equipment drives to collect soccer balls.
His efforts, started at zero and turned
into a heat wave of thousands, he says.
Every year theres something else to help
with. We didnt have the money; we started
with one dollar; now everyone has water and
electricity because of us.
Weve become the biggest donors,
sending 50,000 to 60,000 pounds of goods
every year. His customers have been a great
support by bringing him goods and supplies
regularly; he has also gotten support from
the local rotary.
As member of the Rotary of the

Caldwells, Kambourakis established the
DRRO as a registered 501 (c)(3) organization three years ago.
A humanitarian project that started with
only six to seven people has gained support
from so many people, customers, other businesses and foundations.
I said were going to build a clinic. It is
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Amina with five acres and four buildings.
There will be a kitchen and facility for doctors, up to 25 dormitories for doctors and
nurses to stay. The clinic will be one floor
with high ceilings and will be used to provide free health care to impoverished
Dominicans and refugee Haitians.
Health care does not exist, he says,
with polio, HIV, typhoid, tuberculosis, mental illness, malnutrition, diabetes, non-healing wounds being untreated and non-prevented.
There have been missions sent already to
give inoculations and help children by providing hearing aids.
The new health clinic will provide cervical screening for women once equipment is
purchased.
Weve applied to foundations for monitors for equipment.
Working on the building has been the
main focus recently with painters, window
installation and roofers on site. Hurricane
proof, the building is made out of aluminum
and sheet rock.
In the main building, the windows and
doors are in place and the roof is on.
Contractors are working on the interior
space now.
The outside is spectacular, he says.
Its like a four-star hotel. A priority is also
to get 20,000 gallons of water to the site.
Its been very dry there, says
Kambourakis; may need to drill for water.
Behind the clinic compound, he has been
planting and now provides fresh bananas,
mangoes and papayas. Its like an oasis, he
says.
Some local supporters of the clinic
include Barnabas Health, LIG Global,
Caldwell University, Rutgers Medical and
numerous rotary and Kiwanis clubs.
The clinic will serve all impoverished,
no matter what their nationality, as stated
on the website. It will serve as a base of

operations for heart, hearing, prosthetic, and
dental missions. It will offer light triage and
nutritional education. But most of all, it will
bring healthcare to those who have nothing.
Kambourakis says we will be training
people down there. Local doctors, nurses
and medical assistants in NJ such as
Hackettstown Medical Center and Robert
Wood Johnson Medical Center will be sent
on missions work in different departments at
the clinic such as special surgery for orthopedics.
The next two the three months will concentrate on finishing the clinic. So far,
$380,000 has been used to construct the
clinic which will include a kitchen, laundry
room and dormitories. Still needed is
$95,000 to complete the compound.
The plan is to hold a ribbon cutting of the
new health clinic in February 2016 with a
contingent of 40 to 50 people made up of
local representatives such as Congressman
Rodney Frelinghuysen, rotary members,
representatives from the medical centers,
other leaders, nurses and possibly some stucontinued on next page
Mission To Build Health Clinic...

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dents.
Once the clinic is running, Kambourakis
says his goal is to have separate rooms and
departments to handle medical issues like
one for hearing issues, one for dental, another for cervical cancer screening, diabetes,
inoculations.
Its going to be a beautiful thing, he
says. Those in the medical field are going to
be a great help, and at the same time
theyre going to learn a lot down there as
there are a lot of diseases.
The undertaking is huge, with
Kambourakis visiting atleast six to seven
times a year, but the end result will be an
incredible gift to the people in the
Dominican Republic.
Kombourakis efforts are unrelated to the
people of the Dominican as he says Im
Greek; Im a Greek immigrant, coming
over to the U.S. as a student. I was always a
giver. Kambourakis started out in psychology and special education and was involved
with children with disabilities before getting
involved in his familys fur business.
It came back to haunt me that I didnt

fulfill my dream, he says. I went back to
my roots to helping children and helping
with disabilities, back to health, its me, Im
there. Its just Godsend. If you believe in
mitzva, if you believe in destiny. My life is
giving, supporting and helping. If you leave
a little legacy, if you leave a little building, if
you can help. Theres a big need down
there.
One way of supporting the new clinic is
to attend the upcoming dinner dance, open
to anyone, with all proceeds being tax
deductible.
To attend the dinner dance, contact
Kambourakis
at
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DrMike@dominicanRelief.org. For sponsorship opportunities and more information,
visit www.dominicanrelief.org.
Together, were building a healthy
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Award will be presented to the fastest
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Casolaro was overwhelmed with support from the community and in 2010, founded Halos For Angels to help those
less fortunate.
Halos For Angels, Inc. launched on Jan. 7, 2010, a 501(c)
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due to sudden tragedy. It offers temporary support and services until the families are back on their feet once again.
Halos For Angels, Inc. is for the people, Casolaro said.
A place where one goes to give and to receive through love.
For no one should go through sudden tragedy without personal connection, support and love of an angel.
Casolaro, who is a mother of five children- with children
in Hanover Park High and Ridgedale Middle in Florham
Park- said the support through her childrens friends and
families and the schools, was huge. Hanover Park High
School has been the charitys main support system.
The high school has a display in their lobby that honors
volunteers, promotes upcoming events, posts community
outreach opportunities and volunteer signups. Thomas
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was presented an award at the charitys annual Love Is In
The Air gala. Also presented with awards that evening
were: Ginny Akhoury of Florham Park, Kaitlyn Spada of
Florham Park, Chuck Palmisano of East Hanover and
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Halos for Angels will hold Fright Factor, which runs Oct.
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The fundraiser involves many volunteers, which come
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Sparta and Newton. The organization has helped more than
81 families since its inception.
It has been a privilege and honor to have been chosen to
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at the library; costumes welcome.
The library is also making plans for its
150th anniversary next year. Activities are
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