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The document summarizes a Boys and Girls Club event where they planned a free spaghetti dinner and motivational speech for local youth. The event was held to educate the community's youth and was made possible through donations from local businesses of food, supplies and prizes. Approximately 50 kids attended and 13 new members joined the Boys and Girls Club as a result of the low-cost, creative community event.
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- 3. Was First Founded in 1860. By three women from Hartford, Connecticut Originally called the “Good Will Club” In 1990 changed their name to Boys and Girls Club The Good Will Club in Hartford, Conn., circa 1900.
- 4. Planned an Entire Event Motivational Speech Free Spaghetti Dinner Contest and Sweepstakes
- 5. Received over $100 in donations from local business. 20 pounds of pasta Over a gallon on pasta sauce 8 Fresh baked loafs of bread 3 gallons of Juice Backpacks School Supplies
- 6. Outcome Requirements inexpensive creative attractive effective
- 7. The night before Spaghetti Set up Other volunteers
- 9. Kids & Teenagers Demographics Age: 5-18 years old Gender: 50/50 Geographics Pinedale region Elementary, middle & high schools Parents Financial resources Decision-maker
- 10. SPAGHETTI GAMES RAFFLE
- 11. Giving back to community by educating the local youth.
- 12. Approximately 50 kids 13 new members Any spaghetti left? Acknowledgement Minimal Cost Official sponsor and represented as Fresno State marketing
- 13. Future Service and Event Planning Club Volunteering Kept an open relationship