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The South Texas Affiliate of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) provides services to victims of drunk and impaired driving crashes in South Texas. It is located in San Antonio and offers a 24-hour victim help line, as well as financial assistance through the Crime Victim Compensation program. The affiliate advocates for awareness and education in the community on the dangers of drunk and impaired driving through events and programs targeted at youths and parents.
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The document proposes a program called Community Ambassadors to more effectively fight poverty and hunger at the local village level. The program would recruit retired professionals to advocate for and monitor individual villages in developing countries. As trusted representatives, Ambassadors would work with their adopted villages to identify needs, fundraise for solutions, and ensure accountability over time. By creating personal connections between communities and donors, the goal is to cut through bureaucratic inefficiencies and empower villages to improve their situations through sustainable programs tailored to local realities.
The Refuge Communication Plan
I served as the research analyst for a strategic communications plan for our client, The Refuge, a non-profit in Austin, TX. My team utilized Simply Analytics to identify the pivotal zip codes we needed to target to increase donations. As a team, we increased awareness of the brand by utilizing influencers, social media branding, SEM, partnership events, and a vulnerability analysis, which allowed us to prepare a crisis simulation for the team.
True Charity Initiative
The document outlines the goals and activities of the True Charity Initiative, a non-profit organization that aims to replace certain welfare programs with effective local private charity efforts. It discusses establishing "charity zones" where local non-profits would provide services like housing, employment assistance, health care, and education to those in need. The True Charity Initiative also advocates for policy changes, provides education and training, and connects local organizations through tools like an online referral database and case management system.
SSID Presentation
Short presentation over SSID, a non profit organization in the Dominican Republic that works with rural communities in areas of health, education, food security, and micro finance.
Fundraising efforts of the leukemia and lymphoma society by dawn johnson usaa
Dawn Johnson currently serves on the Board of Trustees for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, South Central Texas Chapter. Professionally, she most recently held the role of Chief Marketing Officer, Executive Vice President with the United Services Automobile Association (USAA) in San Antonio.
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The Community Action Partnership of Madera County (CAPMC) is a non-profit agency located in Madera, California that serves the local Hispanic population and other at-risk groups including women, children, and those in poverty. It has an executive director and is divided into several departments that provide services like Head Start, child care referrals, victim services for domestic violence, sexual assault, and more. The agency aims to help clients gain independence and improve their lives and community through free resources, education, counseling, advocacy, and other support services aligned with social work values and human rights.
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Fundraising efforts of the leukemia and lymphoma society by dawn johnson usaa
Fundraising efforts of the leukemia and lymphoma society by dawn johnson usaa
MADD
- 1. South Texas Affiliate 8610 Broadway St #320 San Antonio, TX 78217 Phone: 210.349.0200 Email: South.TX@madd.org South Texas Affiliate madd If you or a loved one need help concerning drunk driving crashes, 24-Hour Victim/Survivor Help Line 877.MADD.HELP 35th Serving South Texas in advocating awareness and education about drugged and imparied driving crashes Telling and Sharing Victims Stories MADD: South Texas Affilate There are 13 MADD offices in the state of Texas that are committed to spreading the message of the perils of driving drunk. The South Texas local MADD office located in San Antonio provides many services for the families that are dealing with the lost of a loved one due to drunk driving crashes. In addition, local fundraisers and events encorages the communities to actively participate in MADD’s ultimate mission.
- 2. Being the voice for someone who is no longer with us. - Laila El-Far Volunteer Coordinator”“No More Victims MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) is a non-profit national organization with a purpose to educate the world on the consequences when driving while drugged or impaired. Founded in 1980, MADD has served communities in the prevention and advocation of drunk driving. In 2013, more than 51,000 people werre affected by drunk drivers. San Antonio, being the third deadliest city in Texas of drunk drving crashes, is greatly affected by this epidemic. The South Texas Affiliate of MADD served 21,000 people in 2014 and continues to increase every year. Madd is committed in providing the communities, families, and the youths of today with the resources and education to combat drunk driving. Madd’s South Texas Mission Here are the services that the South Texas Affilate Office offers: Services: • Crime Victim Compensation (CVC)- A financial assistance program that helps eligible crime victims/survivors with certain expenses related to crime. • Other services offered are funeral expenses, lost wages, conseling services, child care, crime scene clean-up, medical, rehab and prescription expenses. • Community programs targeted towards youths and parents informing them of the dangers of drunk driving. All services are completely free Here are the services that the South Texas Affilate Office offers: Services: • Crime Victim Compensation (CVC)- A financial assistance program that helps eligible crime victims/survivors with certain expenses related to crime. • Other services offered are funeral expenses, lost wages, conseling services, child care, crime scene clean-up, medical, rehab and prescription expenses. • Community programs targeted towards youths and parents informing them of the dangers of drunk driving. All services are completely free