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Mary has had a long career in broadcasting and media spanning over 25 years. She started as a local disc jockey at a young age and interned at radio stations. She has held positions in radio public affairs, TV production, and radio and TV ad sales and management. Mary is also involved in her community, having helped rebuild a burned church and serving on boards and committees related to disabilities. She now runs her own business, Healings in Motion, Inc., focused on providing information to those with disabilities.
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The document is a proposal from the Workman Alliance public relations agency to United Cerebral Palsy of West Alabama (UCPWA) outlining a short-term campaign plan called "UCPWA Goes Green" to raise awareness and financial support. The campaign would increase awareness of UCPWA among baby boomers through local media outreach in January, partner with local events during Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month in March, and hold a walk and charity softball tournament. The goals are to highlight those affected by cerebral palsy, help the community connect personally with UCPWA, and establish business partnerships and sponsorships to expand UCPWA's services across the county.
America's All Stars 2009
The document discusses America's All Stars, a non-profit organization with a mission to build character in children through community service projects and character education programs in schools. It outlines a multi-phase national strategy to address challenges facing youth, including crime, violence, drug use, and teen pregnancy. The organization seeks corporate sponsors and aims to partner with existing youth organizations and leverage traditional and social media platforms.
America's All Stars 2009
The document discusses the need for character education in America's schools and communities. It outlines a two-phase plan by America's All Stars to build character in millions of K-12 students through celebrity-oriented activities and three nationally-recognized character education programs. The goal is to improve outcomes for children such as reducing crime, violence, drug abuse, and teen pregnancy through teaching values like respect, responsibility, and integrity.
All Stars 2009
The document discusses America's All Stars, a non-profit organization focused on building character in children through celebrity-oriented community service projects and character education programs in schools. It outlines challenges facing children today, America's All Stars' vision and mission to address these challenges through large-scale youth development initiatives, and how the organization's programs have measurable benefits for young people, schools, and corporate sponsors.
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This document summarizes donations made to Resurrection Development Foundation in fiscal year 2011. It recognizes donors who contributed $1,000,000 or more, including Westlake Health Foundation and an anonymous donor. It lists other major donors in amounts ranging from $500,000 to $10,000. The donations will help the Foundation continue its healthcare mission of serving communities through its hospitals and facilities.
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Senator David Perdue has selected Amanda Smith Alexander to be honored as an Angel in Adoption at the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute's annual awards ceremony and gala in Washington D.C. in October. Amanda adopted a daughter from Russia in 2008 who has been diagnosed with severe Reactive Attachment Disorder and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. She has advocated extensively for adoption issues and created a support group on Facebook to help other parents dealing with children who have special needs. The Angels in Adoption program recognizes over 150 individuals each year for enriching the lives of foster children and orphans through adoption.
Stateline United Way
United Way strengthens the Stateline community through over 60 programs run by 26 local health and human services agencies. It aims to provide resources to care for one another and meet community needs. United Way respects donations and ensures funds are spent wisely on proven, effective programs through a rigorous review process. A 2007 needs assessment found the top needs were promoting health, financial stability, helping youth, and strong families.
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NAMI Minnesota provides education, advocacy, and support for people affected by mental illness. In 2009, NAMI Minnesota saw significant growth and achievements. They provided mental health education classes to over 1,500 people, increased public awareness events like NAMIWalks that raised $236,000, and offered over 35 free support groups across the state. The passage of the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act was a major victory that will help millions of Americans with mental illness.
Cultural Health Initiatives Powerpoint
The document provides information on the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's "Power To End Stroke" initiative in Northeast Ohio for 2007-2008. It introduces two staff members, Laura Barson and Yvonka Marie Hall, and outlines the initiative's community events, faith-based programs, top ambassadors, community involvement, and partner organizations.
National black wall street power lunch event flyer may 2013
We bridge communities through education and networking to create opportunities. Our goal is to ensure communities have chances to build a better future. We are hosting a series of networking events on economic topics taught by Willie Barrow to King and Jackson. The first event will be a power lunch on May 16th from 1-3pm to discuss how to help businesses through speakers and attendees. Sponsorships are available for $25 to provide gift bags.
National Black Wall Street Chicago power lunch event flyer may 2013
We bridge communities through education and networking to create opportunities. Our goal is to ensure communities have chances to build a better future. We are hosting a series of networking events on economic topics taught by Willie Barrow to King and Jackson. The first event will be a power lunch on May 16th from 1-3pm to discuss how to help businesses through speakers and attendees. Sponsorships are available for $25 to provide gift bags.
Building Participation Using New Social Media Channels
Presented at the Volunteer Leadership Summit in Atlanta, GA in 2011 along with co-presenter Donna Guinn Kaufman.
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This article introduces artist Ben Hazard, who will be creating a statue memorializing the Buffalo Soldiers to be placed at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial in Albuquerque. Hazard has an extensive background as both an artist and educator, with degrees from the California College of Arts & Crafts and University of California, Berkeley. He has exhibited his artwork nationally and internationally. Notable past commissions include a large bronze sculpture for the East Bay Utility District in Oakland. Hazard was also formerly the Curator of Special Exhibits and Education at the Oakland Museum of California. He will be sculpting a statue depicting Sgt. Brent Woods of the Buffalo Soldiers for the new memorial.
American Medical Association Alliance's 90th Celebration 6-18-12 Part 3
The document provides information about the North Carolina Medical Society Alliance (NCMS Alliance). It states that the NCMS Alliance is a nonprofit organization of physician spouses and physicians dedicated to advancing the health of North Carolinians through advocacy and action. Some key details include:
- It was organized in 1923 and is a 501(c)(3) charitable volunteer organization.
- Membership is open to physician spouses, physicians, and physicians in training.
- Its mission is to improve health and quality of life for North Carolinians through community service and public health promotion.
Man About Town - Woman of Color Souvenir Booklet
This document provides information about the Woman of Color/Man About Town Award Gala, which is being held by the African American Chamber of Commerce of San Joaquin County on March 28, 2015. The gala will recognize excellence in community leadership and service through awards given to select individuals. The evening will include remarks, performances, and an award ceremony honoring this year's honorees, which include several women and men being recognized for their contributions to the community.
Promise Newsletter
The document discusses Susan G. Komen Northwest Ohio's efforts to fund breast cancer services and research. It highlights a local survivor's story and thanks donors and sponsors. Specifically:
1) It discusses Komen Northwest Ohio providing grants to local organizations to fund breast cancer education, treatment support, and survivorship programs.
2) It profiles a local survivor who overcame breast cancer with help from a Komen-funded program after losing her insurance.
3) It thanks donors and sponsors who helped raise money to support Komen Northwest Ohio's mission in 2014.
Recovery Works - Sept 2015
This document summarizes events and activities for National Recovery Month in Chester County. It announces that Chester County will offer a wide array of free community activities throughout September to celebrate recovery from substance abuse and mental health issues. It provides information on local recovery stories and events, and resources for treatment and support.
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American Medical Association Alliance's 90th Celebration 6-18-12 Part 2
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National black wall street power lunch event flyer may 2013
National black wall street power lunch event flyer may 2013
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National Black Wall Street Chicago power lunch event flyer may 2013
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Building Participation Using New Social Media Channels
American Medical Association Alliance's 90th Celebration 6-18-12 Part 3
American Medical Association Alliance's 90th Celebration 6-18-12 Part 3
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