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The inaugural meeting of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island will be held on July 16, 2013 at 6:30 PM at the Jewel Restaurant in Melville, NY. This philanthropic group aims to support local Long Island charities by having 100 women each donate $100 at quarterly meetings, allowing the group to collectively donate $10,000 to a selected charity. At each meeting, three pre-qualified local charities will give brief presentations and the group will vote on which charity receives that meeting's donation. The goal is to increase the impact of donations by banding together women to support non-profits in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
The 100 Women Who Care about Long Island group will hold their next meeting on April 8th at the Jewel Restaurant in Melville to hear presentations from two charities that previously received donations. At the meeting, members will select the next charity to receive a donation. The philanthropic group was formed to allow local women to collectively donate and make a larger impact on Long Island charities than they could individually. Members have contributed over $15,000 to help three charities in their first three meetings.
The third meeting of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island resulted in over $6,000 being donated to Pal-O-Mine Equestrian. Pal-O-Mine's mission is to provide therapeutic equine programs to help children and adults with disabilities, those abused or neglected, the military, and the economically compromised. A member gave a nomination speech explaining how the donation would help Pal-O-Mine's program for battered women. As a group, the 100 Women Who Care are able to donate more and make a larger impact than individuals can alone. Their next meeting will be on April 8th.
Team Lizzie Bell will host its 12th annual fundraising event called "Little Friends Remembered" on June 12, 2015. The event will be a Casino Night held at The Stillwell House to raise funds for programs assisting children with serious illness and scholarships for pediatric healthcare workers. Team Lizzie Bell is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about blood and marrow donations for children and funding research to help medically fragile kids.
The document summarizes the B2B Mix Down weekend event taking place from May 25-29, 2012 at the Westin Resort in St. Thomas, St. John Bay, USVI. The event is a social and professional networking event organized by LisaRaye to benefit the Susan G. Komen breast cancer foundation. The event will include a soundtrack featuring various artists who can gain exposure through inclusion in welcome gift bags, photo opportunities, and promotion through B2B's website and social media platforms for a $250 participation fee.
The newsletter discusses an upcoming Women in Business luncheon on mobile banking and fraud prevention. The president's message expresses gratitude for the support received in her role and emphasizes the importance of each member. The spotlight profiles Julie Hunter Sanders, a long-time WIB member and board member, and her career and involvement in the organization. Upcoming community events are also announced.
This document is a newsletter from the Women in Business (WIB) organization in Cache Valley. It thanks donors and volunteers for a successful scholarship auction that raised over $2,000 for scholarships. It highlights an upcoming luncheon speaker on the Affordable Care Act and encourages members to continue inviting guests. It also features a WIB member, provides information on disaster restoration services from a sponsor, and includes a template letter to thank auction donors.
The inaugural meeting of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island will be held on July 16, 2013 at 6:30 PM at the Jewel Restaurant in Melville, NY. This philanthropic group aims to support local Long Island charities by having 100 women each donate $100 at quarterly meetings, allowing the group to collectively donate $10,000 to a selected charity. At each meeting, three pre-qualified local charities will give brief presentations and the group will vote on which charity receives that meeting's donation. The goal is to increase the impact of donations by banding together women to support non-profits in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
The 100 Women Who Care about Long Island group will hold their next meeting on April 8th at the Jewel Restaurant in Melville to hear presentations from two charities that previously received donations. At the meeting, members will select the next charity to receive a donation. The philanthropic group was formed to allow local women to collectively donate and make a larger impact on Long Island charities than they could individually. Members have contributed over $15,000 to help three charities in their first three meetings.
The third meeting of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island resulted in over $6,000 being donated to Pal-O-Mine Equestrian. Pal-O-Mine's mission is to provide therapeutic equine programs to help children and adults with disabilities, those abused or neglected, the military, and the economically compromised. A member gave a nomination speech explaining how the donation would help Pal-O-Mine's program for battered women. As a group, the 100 Women Who Care are able to donate more and make a larger impact than individuals can alone. Their next meeting will be on April 8th.
Team Lizzie Bell will host its 12th annual fundraising event called "Little Friends Remembered" on June 12, 2015. The event will be a Casino Night held at The Stillwell House to raise funds for programs assisting children with serious illness and scholarships for pediatric healthcare workers. Team Lizzie Bell is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about blood and marrow donations for children and funding research to help medically fragile kids.
The document summarizes the B2B Mix Down weekend event taking place from May 25-29, 2012 at the Westin Resort in St. Thomas, St. John Bay, USVI. The event is a social and professional networking event organized by LisaRaye to benefit the Susan G. Komen breast cancer foundation. The event will include a soundtrack featuring various artists who can gain exposure through inclusion in welcome gift bags, photo opportunities, and promotion through B2B's website and social media platforms for a $250 participation fee.
The newsletter discusses an upcoming Women in Business luncheon on mobile banking and fraud prevention. The president's message expresses gratitude for the support received in her role and emphasizes the importance of each member. The spotlight profiles Julie Hunter Sanders, a long-time WIB member and board member, and her career and involvement in the organization. Upcoming community events are also announced.
This document is a newsletter from the Women in Business (WIB) organization in Cache Valley. It thanks donors and volunteers for a successful scholarship auction that raised over $2,000 for scholarships. It highlights an upcoming luncheon speaker on the Affordable Care Act and encourages members to continue inviting guests. It also features a WIB member, provides information on disaster restoration services from a sponsor, and includes a template letter to thank auction donors.
The document summarizes a discussion on the Book of Ruth from the Holy Bible. It discusses the characters of Ruth and Boaz, with Ruth not being from the local community originally and Boaz being part of a higher socio-economic class. The document also announces that Sherlene Stevens is running for president in 2016 and provides a campaign website for volunteers to get involved.
Just one week before the launch of the exciting and historic fundraising eventGemey McNabb
Operation Food Search is joining over 500 non-profits in St. Louis for GiveSTLDay, a 24-hour philanthropy event on May 6th aiming to raise $1 million for the region. Donations can be made through a link that will be sent and will support thousands in need. The event runs from midnight to 11:59pm on the 6th, and donors are encouraged to participate and help the community.
Face Forward Organization provides physical and emotional reconstruction free of charge to women and children who have been victims of domestic or gang violence. The organization aims to give each victim the best possible treatment without cost. Contact information is provided for inquiries about patient care, media relations, events and donations.
Sisters Helping Sisters is a nonprofit organization that seeks to provide support to girls at The Wortley Home orphanage in Kingston, Jamaica. It provides an address, phone number, and website contact information. Visitors are encouraged to donate items like clothes, shoes, food, and hygiene products or donate money online. Volunteers can participate in an annual mission trip to assist with repairs at the orphanage, deliver donations, and spend time with the girls.
The United Way of Gratiot County coordinates community service days to connect volunteers with local agencies and causes. Volunteers can contribute their time and skills to help nonprofit partners and improve the community. Opportunities include helping with education programs, healthcare initiatives, neighborhood cleanups, and more. The document provides details on several local partner agencies that volunteers can assist with, such as the American Red Cross, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Women's Aid Service. It encourages individuals to participate in community service days to make a positive impact and experience the reward of volunteering.
St. Mark's Family Resource Center provides services like a food pantry and holiday gifts to needy families. They ask donors to remember the center during the holiday season by making a tax-deductible donation. Last year the center provided Thanksgiving meals to 500 families and Christmas gifts to 3500 children. The center relies entirely on donations, so they are asking for 50 people to each donate $100 as part of their 50/100 Campaign to raise $5,000 total by November 30th and December 31st to continue assisting those in need.
This article provides a list of holiday events and activities to enjoy in the Central Minnesota area, including:
- The 40th annual Holly Ball festivities on December 6th, raising money for Hospice and Cancer Center funds.
- A Christmas performance by Lorie Line on December 11th at the College of St. Benedict, celebrating her 25th anniversary tour.
- Children's and Holiday Pops concerts by the St. Cloud Symphony Orchestra on December 13th, featuring seasonal music.
The article encourages readers to participate in activities that brighten spirits and help relax and enjoy the magic of the holiday season. A variety of classy, charitable, and classical events are highlighted.
This document is requesting donations and volunteers for an organization called Because Justice Matters that provides Christ-centered ministries of healing and restoration for women and children who are victims of sexual exploitation and domestic violence. It asks readers to make a tax-deductible donation to help them reach their year-end goal of $30,000 or to apply as a volunteer by emailing volunteer@becausejusticematters.org to support their outreach programs in San Francisco.
The Tim Tebow Foundation partnered with Bayside Community Church and Easter Seals of Southwest Florida to host "Night to Shine", a prom for people ages 16 and older with special needs. Over 80 attendees, including Easter Seals students, were treated to a limo ride, hair and makeup, dancing, karaoke and being crowned king or queen. While Tebow did not attend this event, he said the goal is to create opportunities for people with special needs and bring faith, hope and love. Easter Seals serves over 500 people with disabilities in the local community.
The document discusses homelessness in Grand Forks, North Dakota and the work of Northlands Rescue Mission in providing shelter and support to the homeless population. Over 600 people needed shelter in a year with the main causes being divorce, domestic violence, addiction, lack of education and bankruptcy. Northlands Rescue Mission shelters 110 homeless individuals each night and provides meals and resources to help end homelessness. They work to meet the basic needs of the homeless with rescue, relief and restoring stability. The organization aims to prevent crime and save the community money compared to alternatives like incarceration. They request donations to sponsor individuals and help continue their important work.
The document is soliciting donations and support for The African Orphaned and Abandoned Children's Fund, which helps orphaned and abandoned children in Africa. There are over 43 million orphaned children in Africa due to AIDS, war, and famine. Donations as small as $1 can help provide food, shelter, water, clothing and show children the love of Christ. Individuals, churches, and groups are encouraged to sponsor orphanages, missionaries, and organizations working in Africa.
Based in Woodstock, Georgia, His Hands Church offers a wide variety of activities and courses through which members can gain a better understanding of their religion, such as the weekly Foundations meetings.
Fredia Ann Veitch was a loving mother, wife, friend, and worker who lived life to the fullest until her tragic death in a car accident caused by a drunk driver on December 28, 2007. To honor her memory on what would have been her 31st birthday, friends and family organized a fundraiser at Palm Grill to benefit the No More Tears Foundation and the education of her children. The event was to include a live band, DJ, food, raffle prizes, and candle lighting to remember Fredia's life and bring awareness against drunk driving.
Hal Shapiro, of Scarsdale, NY, is the current senior director of Winick Realty Group, LLC. A prominent and enthusiastic real estate professional, Hal Shapiro also supports his local Gilda’s Club in Scarsdale, NY.
The American Heart Association NOLA aims to build healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. It is the oldest voluntary health organization in the nation and the largest AHA affiliate in the southeast. It hosts various events throughout the year such as the Heart Walk, Go Red Luncheon, and Heart Ball to raise awareness and funds for heart disease and stroke prevention programs.
The document announces a grant making event on December 3, 2015 at the South Coast Botanical Gardens where grant makers and experts will be available to answer questions and help organizations obtain grants. The John Gogian Family Foundation will be represented to discuss their support of community organizations assisting the developmentally disabled, elderly, and at-risk youth. Seating is limited so those interested are asked to RSVP to Angela Sayers who has over 20 years experience helping charities prepare effective applications and obtain grants. The event will feature Dr. Theresa Lu who has over 23 years experience in nonprofits and teaches grant writing.
Danielle Smith is an extraordinary mommy and former television news anchor who now runs the website extraordinarymommy.com. She has experience vlogging, speaking at various events on topics like the 2010 Winter Olympics, and coordinating festivals for charities. Others recognize her commitment to giving back, being helpful, and hard work through volunteer roles and her relationship with a children's publisher.
This document lists donations from various foundations to organizations focused on helping the homeless and increasing equal opportunity and access in San Antonio, Texas. It provides the names and titles of representatives from 14 different foundations, along with the organizations' addresses and contact information. Each entry also includes the donation amount and designated usage area, such as homeless centers and services, employment assistance, or providing monthly bus passes to help people access job interviews. Total donations amounted to over $1 million.
This document provides a summary of the book "Possessive" by Willow Winters. It is a 300 page standalone contemporary romance novel published by Willow Winters Publishing, LLC. The book is about a woman who has unrequited love for a man named Daniel for many years. When they see each other years later, there is still tension and heat between them. The book is described as an emotional, gripping story about obsession, jealousy, heartache and longing.
Geometric 3D Path-Following Control for a Fixed-Wing UAV on SO(3)venanziocichella
This document presents a new geometric 3D path-following control algorithm for fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The algorithm uses the Special Orthogonal group SO(3) to formulate the attitude control problem, avoiding singularities. Flight test results demonstrate the efficacy of the path-following control algorithm. The algorithm leads to a multi-loop control structure where an inner-loop controller stabilizes vehicle dynamics and provides reference tracking, while an outer-loop guidance controller controls the vehicle kinematics for path-following capabilities.
The document summarizes a discussion on the Book of Ruth from the Holy Bible. It discusses the characters of Ruth and Boaz, with Ruth not being from the local community originally and Boaz being part of a higher socio-economic class. The document also announces that Sherlene Stevens is running for president in 2016 and provides a campaign website for volunteers to get involved.
Just one week before the launch of the exciting and historic fundraising eventGemey McNabb
Operation Food Search is joining over 500 non-profits in St. Louis for GiveSTLDay, a 24-hour philanthropy event on May 6th aiming to raise $1 million for the region. Donations can be made through a link that will be sent and will support thousands in need. The event runs from midnight to 11:59pm on the 6th, and donors are encouraged to participate and help the community.
Face Forward Organization provides physical and emotional reconstruction free of charge to women and children who have been victims of domestic or gang violence. The organization aims to give each victim the best possible treatment without cost. Contact information is provided for inquiries about patient care, media relations, events and donations.
Sisters Helping Sisters is a nonprofit organization that seeks to provide support to girls at The Wortley Home orphanage in Kingston, Jamaica. It provides an address, phone number, and website contact information. Visitors are encouraged to donate items like clothes, shoes, food, and hygiene products or donate money online. Volunteers can participate in an annual mission trip to assist with repairs at the orphanage, deliver donations, and spend time with the girls.
The United Way of Gratiot County coordinates community service days to connect volunteers with local agencies and causes. Volunteers can contribute their time and skills to help nonprofit partners and improve the community. Opportunities include helping with education programs, healthcare initiatives, neighborhood cleanups, and more. The document provides details on several local partner agencies that volunteers can assist with, such as the American Red Cross, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Women's Aid Service. It encourages individuals to participate in community service days to make a positive impact and experience the reward of volunteering.
St. Mark's Family Resource Center provides services like a food pantry and holiday gifts to needy families. They ask donors to remember the center during the holiday season by making a tax-deductible donation. Last year the center provided Thanksgiving meals to 500 families and Christmas gifts to 3500 children. The center relies entirely on donations, so they are asking for 50 people to each donate $100 as part of their 50/100 Campaign to raise $5,000 total by November 30th and December 31st to continue assisting those in need.
This article provides a list of holiday events and activities to enjoy in the Central Minnesota area, including:
- The 40th annual Holly Ball festivities on December 6th, raising money for Hospice and Cancer Center funds.
- A Christmas performance by Lorie Line on December 11th at the College of St. Benedict, celebrating her 25th anniversary tour.
- Children's and Holiday Pops concerts by the St. Cloud Symphony Orchestra on December 13th, featuring seasonal music.
The article encourages readers to participate in activities that brighten spirits and help relax and enjoy the magic of the holiday season. A variety of classy, charitable, and classical events are highlighted.
This document is requesting donations and volunteers for an organization called Because Justice Matters that provides Christ-centered ministries of healing and restoration for women and children who are victims of sexual exploitation and domestic violence. It asks readers to make a tax-deductible donation to help them reach their year-end goal of $30,000 or to apply as a volunteer by emailing volunteer@becausejusticematters.org to support their outreach programs in San Francisco.
The Tim Tebow Foundation partnered with Bayside Community Church and Easter Seals of Southwest Florida to host "Night to Shine", a prom for people ages 16 and older with special needs. Over 80 attendees, including Easter Seals students, were treated to a limo ride, hair and makeup, dancing, karaoke and being crowned king or queen. While Tebow did not attend this event, he said the goal is to create opportunities for people with special needs and bring faith, hope and love. Easter Seals serves over 500 people with disabilities in the local community.
The document discusses homelessness in Grand Forks, North Dakota and the work of Northlands Rescue Mission in providing shelter and support to the homeless population. Over 600 people needed shelter in a year with the main causes being divorce, domestic violence, addiction, lack of education and bankruptcy. Northlands Rescue Mission shelters 110 homeless individuals each night and provides meals and resources to help end homelessness. They work to meet the basic needs of the homeless with rescue, relief and restoring stability. The organization aims to prevent crime and save the community money compared to alternatives like incarceration. They request donations to sponsor individuals and help continue their important work.
The document is soliciting donations and support for The African Orphaned and Abandoned Children's Fund, which helps orphaned and abandoned children in Africa. There are over 43 million orphaned children in Africa due to AIDS, war, and famine. Donations as small as $1 can help provide food, shelter, water, clothing and show children the love of Christ. Individuals, churches, and groups are encouraged to sponsor orphanages, missionaries, and organizations working in Africa.
Based in Woodstock, Georgia, His Hands Church offers a wide variety of activities and courses through which members can gain a better understanding of their religion, such as the weekly Foundations meetings.
Fredia Ann Veitch was a loving mother, wife, friend, and worker who lived life to the fullest until her tragic death in a car accident caused by a drunk driver on December 28, 2007. To honor her memory on what would have been her 31st birthday, friends and family organized a fundraiser at Palm Grill to benefit the No More Tears Foundation and the education of her children. The event was to include a live band, DJ, food, raffle prizes, and candle lighting to remember Fredia's life and bring awareness against drunk driving.
Hal Shapiro, of Scarsdale, NY, is the current senior director of Winick Realty Group, LLC. A prominent and enthusiastic real estate professional, Hal Shapiro also supports his local Gilda’s Club in Scarsdale, NY.
The American Heart Association NOLA aims to build healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. It is the oldest voluntary health organization in the nation and the largest AHA affiliate in the southeast. It hosts various events throughout the year such as the Heart Walk, Go Red Luncheon, and Heart Ball to raise awareness and funds for heart disease and stroke prevention programs.
The document announces a grant making event on December 3, 2015 at the South Coast Botanical Gardens where grant makers and experts will be available to answer questions and help organizations obtain grants. The John Gogian Family Foundation will be represented to discuss their support of community organizations assisting the developmentally disabled, elderly, and at-risk youth. Seating is limited so those interested are asked to RSVP to Angela Sayers who has over 20 years experience helping charities prepare effective applications and obtain grants. The event will feature Dr. Theresa Lu who has over 23 years experience in nonprofits and teaches grant writing.
Danielle Smith is an extraordinary mommy and former television news anchor who now runs the website extraordinarymommy.com. She has experience vlogging, speaking at various events on topics like the 2010 Winter Olympics, and coordinating festivals for charities. Others recognize her commitment to giving back, being helpful, and hard work through volunteer roles and her relationship with a children's publisher.
This document lists donations from various foundations to organizations focused on helping the homeless and increasing equal opportunity and access in San Antonio, Texas. It provides the names and titles of representatives from 14 different foundations, along with the organizations' addresses and contact information. Each entry also includes the donation amount and designated usage area, such as homeless centers and services, employment assistance, or providing monthly bus passes to help people access job interviews. Total donations amounted to over $1 million.
This document provides a summary of the book "Possessive" by Willow Winters. It is a 300 page standalone contemporary romance novel published by Willow Winters Publishing, LLC. The book is about a woman who has unrequited love for a man named Daniel for many years. When they see each other years later, there is still tension and heat between them. The book is described as an emotional, gripping story about obsession, jealousy, heartache and longing.
Geometric 3D Path-Following Control for a Fixed-Wing UAV on SO(3)venanziocichella
This document presents a new geometric 3D path-following control algorithm for fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The algorithm uses the Special Orthogonal group SO(3) to formulate the attitude control problem, avoiding singularities. Flight test results demonstrate the efficacy of the path-following control algorithm. The algorithm leads to a multi-loop control structure where an inner-loop controller stabilizes vehicle dynamics and provides reference tracking, while an outer-loop guidance controller controls the vehicle kinematics for path-following capabilities.
Opening a west coast headquarters for Nylon Magazine in Portland, Oregon would be a good business opportunity. Portland has a unique culture that embraces sustainability trends. It is home to successful fashion and outdoor companies like Nike, Columbia Sportswear, and Pendleton. Portland also has a thriving film industry and has produced movies and TV shows that increased its profile. Establishing a headquarters there would allow Nylon to tap into Portland's fashion scene and creative community while being located in a city known for sustainability.
iCropTrak Harvests Success through Windward and YellowfinWindward
iCropTrak CEO Aaron Hutchinson, Windward Product Manager Ryan Fligg and Yellowfin Product Manager John Ryan demonstrate how iCropTrak incorporates the Windward and Yellowfin solutions to create an effective reporting and BI tool.
The document provides an agenda for a cloud computing conference. It outlines the key topics to be discussed, including business drivers for cloud adoption such as cost reduction, governance and ROI. It then discusses journeying to the cloud, including cloud infrastructure and dynamic data center designs involving server virtualization, consolidation and automation. Implementation topics are covered such as standardization, application layering, planning and testing procedures. Challenges are also noted such as defining services upfront, ensuring resources, and managing resistance to change.
Perlukah Guru SD Memiliki Kemampuan ICTMeutia Anis
Makalah ini membahas pentingnya guru SD menguasai Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi (ICT). ICT dapat memudahkan proses pembelajaran dan meningkatkan kualitas pendidikan. Namun, masih banyak guru dan sekolah yang belum mampu menggunakan ICT karena kurangnya penguasaan, infrastruktur, dan dukungan. Upaya peningkatan kapasitas guru dan sekolah perlu dilakukan demi kemajuan pendidikan di Indonesia
Opening a west coast headquarters for Nylon Magazine in Portland, Oregon would be a good business opportunity. Portland has a unique culture and is a leader in sustainability trends. It also has a thriving fashion and entertainment industry, as demonstrated by the success of companies like Nike, Adidas and Columbia Sportswear. Portland hosts fashion weeks and film festivals, and television shows like Portlandia are filmed there. In summary, Portland would provide a creative environment and access to West Coast influencers, making it an ideal location for Nylon's west coast headquarters.
Windward Studios has released Version 13, the smartest and luckiest release of our reporting and document generation software solution yet! This slideshow is an overview of the new and exciting features in this new release.
Modxpo 2015 - Custom Manager Page in MODX Revolutionrtripault
The document discusses the architecture and technologies used to build custom manager pages in MODX Revolution. The key components include PHP controllers using the Smarty template engine, PHP processors, and ExtJS. Requests are handled by the modManagerRequest service, which validates and delegates to the modManagerResponse service. This loads the appropriate controller class, which renders the content and returns it to be output by modManagerResponse. Developers can create custom controllers that utilize MODX parsing to incorporate MODX elements into manager pages.
The 10 Most Important Computer Documents You've Never SeenWindward
Some documents have the power to change the world forever. We've researched and pulled together 10 rare, computer-related documents from the last century whose impact has far outlasted their initial publication. Check them out!
Beautiful Reports: The Non-Designer's Guide to Designing Business DocumentsWindward
As any chef will tell you, it’s all about presentation.
When creating a “composition,” whether it be a gourmet meal or a business document, providing the basics isn’t enough.
The output must look appetizing as well, or your customers are likely to pass on what you’re trying to serve them.
Here are seven ideas to help improve your documents.
This document announces the formation of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island, a new philanthropic group for local women to collectively donate to Long Island charities. At quarterly meetings, three member-nominated charities will give five-minute presentations and members will vote for one to receive donations. Each of the 100 members will donate $100 directly to the winning charity, allowing it to benefit from a large collective donation. The winning charity will later report back on the impact of the funds. The first meeting will be held on July 16th at a Melville restaurant to vote on which charity receives the first donation.
CNO Financial Group supports non-profit organizations through its philanthropic efforts that address the physical and financial health of middle-income Americans. It does this by supporting organizations that promote health and wellness, helping military veterans reenter civilian life, and improving local communities. The document also provides information about CNO's Team CNO employee volunteer program and initiatives, philanthropy liaisons at each corporate location, and the company's community involvement and recognition.
1) The Laugh at Cancer Organization aims to help families affected by cancer and restore hope through various support programs and initiatives.
2) It provides both online and offline support communities, and encourages people to become "Wings of Hope" by volunteering and participating in projects that provide support to cancer patients and their families.
3) The organization runs various fundraising projects to help cancer patients, including a greeting card project, bracelet sales, and a treatment organizer.
The document discusses an upcoming "Ugly Sweater" party for a local Rotary club, reflecting on family traditions during the holidays. It summarizes the guest speaker at a previous meeting, JD Sutphin, who started his own events company called Big Lick Entertainment after leaving his corporate job, applying lessons from his family about community involvement. The newsletter highlights members who received awards for their service last year and discusses how the Rotary club itself forms an extended family through shared values of service and connection to the local community.
This document summarizes the story of a refugee woman from Iraq who fled to the U.S. after years of war and suffering in her home country. She waited 10 years in Turkey for her husband to reunite with her, but he was likely killed. She came to the U.S. alone, filled with fear, loneliness and despair. Her case worker, Rola, aims to provide comfort and friendship to help lift clients' spirits during difficult times. In particular, Rola recalls a client who managed a smile during a session, saying it would make her day better, which was very meaningful to Rola.
The Bridge provides meals and support services to over 650 homeless and at-risk individuals daily. It serves over 3000 meals per week, most of which are donated. In addition to meals, The Bridge offers restrooms, phones, computers, mail services, and referrals to help guests gain independence. Volunteer groups provide mission work at The Bridge. The organization focuses on chronic homelessness and works with other agencies. Volunteering benefits organizations by allowing members to help the community through meaningful service and teambuilding while contributing to The Bridge's services.
The document is a newsletter from New Life Center, which provides services for victims of domestic violence. It discusses donations received from organizations like the West Valley Mavericks Foundation. It highlights New Life Center's 25th anniversary and the legacy of the organization in helping thousands of families escape domestic violence. It provides information on upcoming events like volunteer orientations and tours of the facility. The newsletter aims to thank donors and volunteers for their support in allowing New Life Center to continue its important work.
This document provides information about formal recruitment for sororities at Wichita State University from September 3-8, 2014. It welcomes potential new members to the campus and recruitment process. It introduces the Rho Gammas who will assist during recruitment and provides tips for participating in recruitment. It outlines the schedule of recruitment events and encourages participants to register online.
AWOFINC is a non-profit organization that provides information to families and youth in Chicago and its northern suburbs to reduce issues like illiteracy, unemployment, gang activity, drug abuse, violence, and homelessness. They currently serve nearly 500 families. Their programs have grown substantially due to community needs, with events now attracting up to 4,000 participants. However, this growth requires moving to a larger facility. Donations are requested to support their operations and help acquire a new facility.
Choose #YouthOverEverything This Georgia Gives Day!Jordyn Smith
Usher's New Look is raising money on Georgia Gives Day to serve more youth and develop global youth leaders. Their goal is to raise a minimum of $10,000 which will help impact more lives. Donating will support UNL's mission of producing the top 10% of youth who will lead 90% of their generation.
Letter to local churches asking for donations to help Delaware Gay Straight Christian Alliance pay for a fair booth at the Delaware County Fair. In exchange for donation, churches are listed on our poster and literature is displayed.
In this project, me and my group had to create an Integrated Marketing Communication plan (IMC) for the Fisher House Foundation, a non-profit organization that helps veteran's families by providing them with accommodation for free while a loved one is receiving treatment. We had to define the target audiences, come up with our Key Insight, Message and Organizing Idea. We also developed tv commercials, print ad, radio ad and a below the line tactic; Also defining our media plan and budget allocation.
Here are the main types of addiction treatment programs and what each one involves:
Inpatient/Residential Treatment: Patients live full-time at the treatment facility for 30 days or longer. This intensive program provides 24/7 medical care and supervision. It is best for those with severe addictions or co-occurring mental health issues.
Outpatient Treatment: Patients live at home but attend therapy programs and sessions during the day for several hours at a time. It allows patients to work or attend school while receiving treatment. It is best for those who have a stable living environment.
Partial Hospitalization (Day Treatment): Similar to outpatient but with programs lasting 6-8 hours per day, 5 days a week. It offers
This document contains summaries of interviews with Red Cross staff members and board members about how they became involved with the Red Cross and their experiences. CJ Caldwell was inspired to work for the Red Cross after donating platelets and wanting to help ensure blood gets to patients on time. Roger Dornaus joined the board six years ago to represent platelet donors and enjoys working with others dedicated to adequate blood supply. Julie Gribbon has worked for non-profits her whole career and likes working for an organization that helps communities.
In 2015, Funders for LGBTQ Issues saw growth in membership from 63 to 71 members, a 12% increase. They provided individualized trainings for six foundations and hosted various convenings and events in 10 states and DC that attracted over 100 grantmakers. They released four reports that were downloaded over 7,500 times. Revenue increased from the previous year allowing them to expand their work and programs while maintaining over 80% of expenses going to programming.
LiveWorkPlay Celebrates National Volunteer Week in Canada, April 16, 2012LiveWorkPlay
A wonderful evening honouring LiveWorkPlay volunteers with help from The Right Honourable David Johnston, His Excellency The Governor General of Canada.
Community Living Connections: Impact and Support NeedsJennifer Staebell
Community Living Connections provides supported living services for adults with developmental disabilities in Dane County, Wisconsin. To help live the mission "to support individuals to live their best life in their own home and in their community", this non-profit has two separate fundraising initiatives. Read about them here.
The document is a newsletter from the Alzheimer's Association Northwest Ohio Chapter that discusses volunteering opportunities and fundraising events to support Alzheimer's research. It highlights several volunteers who help with fundraising galas and advocacy efforts. It also promotes participating in clinical trials through the TrialMatch program and donating to support the Alzheimer's Association's mission. Upcoming walks and fundraising events are listed.
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News Release June 22 2014 New Print Media Sponsor for 100 Women Who Care about Long Island
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release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 22, 2014
For media inquiries, contact:
Laura Sikorski, Media Coordinator
631 261 3066 media@100wwcli.org
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We are proud to announce a new
Print Media Sponsor
New York Real Estate Journal
Kristine Wolf, Publishing Director of the New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ), is
a Charter Member of our group and a strong supporter of our mission. Kristine
lived on Long Island for many years, until her career necessitated relocation to
Boston, MA.
Although living in Boston, she has consistently promoted 100 Women Who Care
about Long Island in NYREJ’s Long Island section, with the insertion of each News
Release issued as well as advertisements.
2. Kristine’s thoughts:
“I am not involved with any specific charitable organizations, and my financial
donations have always been directed to causes that I feel personally connected to
through friends, family members and colleagues.
Minutes into the inaugural meeting in July 2013, I knew that 100 Women Who Care
about Long Island was something that I needed to be a part of. Despite the fact
that I had no personal connection to the selected charity, I was empowered by the
feeling that it was no longer just another $100 donation to a cause, but 100
women, who care about LI, all joining together to contribute $10,000 for one
cause.”
Our next meeting is
Tuesday July 8, 2014 from 6:30 pm - 7:30
pm
at Jewel Restaurant in Melville
(on Route 110 at the LIE in Rubie Corporate Plaza)
After the meeting we invite you to join us for
socializing and networking. There will be
complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash
bar.
There is no charge
to attend.
We cordially invite
you to learn about
our mission and how
we conduct our
meetings.
100 Women Who Care about Long Island is a philanthropic group formed for local women who are
interested in supporting our communities by contributing to Long Island charities together as a group to
increase the donation impact.
All of our members/teams make a pledge to 100 Women Who Care about Long Island to make an
annual donation of $400. This equates to their writing a $100 check made payable to the winning charity,
even if they are not in attendance, at each of our quarterly meetings.
As individuals it is difficult to make a very large impact, but as a group we have the ability to contribute to
the growth of our communities in ways that we never before thought possible. The size of our quarterly
donations is limited only by the members we have!
Please visit our website, www.100wwcli.org, to join
and nominate your favorite charity on-line.