Sentences with phrase «friends network volunteer»

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They create schools for their «intelligent» children to attend, they pay for test preparation programs and tutors, they spend countless hours volunteering in their children's schools, they raise extraordinary amounts of money for these schools, and they call on their vast network of friends and relatives to get their children into preschools and magnet schools and universities.

Once they're in, they're in — you can use email and other tools to leverage that initial relationship to encourage them to volunteer time or donate money and to reach out to their network of friends and acquaintances.

Inspired in its approach by social networking websites, MyBO was an online toolset that volunteers could use to organize events, run their own fundraising campaigns, write blog posts, recruit friends and otherwise get involved in helping to elect Barack Obama.

Dedicating your time as a volunteer helps you to make new friends, expand your network and boost your social skills.

Friends of the Austin Animal Center supports Austin Animal Center and shelter pets with outreach and programs designed to remove barriers to adoption, help responsible owners keep their pets, improve quality of life, and support the foster and volunteer network around AAC.

As Patty Hegwood worked alongside Best Friends Network partners and volunteers in the days after the flood, she quickly came to realize how determined they were to work together for the shared goal of saving pets» lives.

To find TNR support and volunteer opportunities in your community, check out the Feral Friends Network from Alley Cat Allies.

Feline Friends Network a network of volunteers and foster homes working together to help homeless cats on campus and the Stanford comNetwork a network of volunteers and foster homes working together to help homeless cats on campus and the Stanford comnetwork of volunteers and foster homes working together to help homeless cats on campus and the Stanford community.

This fundraiser benefits Friends of Felines Kansas, an all - volunteer network of people dedicated to humanely reducing the feral cat population in Sedgwick County / Wichita Kansas through its TNR program (humanely Trapping feral cats, Neutering / spaying them, and Returning them to their colony).

Adopt your new best friend, foster a pet, donate or volunteer at a network partner in your area!

Best Friends believes that, ideally, animals determined to be pregnant should be placed in foster care through shelter volunteer networks or by placement with rescue organizations until the offspring are old enough to be fixed and placed for adoption.

You might find her emceeing at Best Friends's annual Strut Your Mutt, or inspiring a national network of volunteers to do more to increase life saving in communities across the country.

Best Friends» offers 30 ways for pet lovers to Save Them All, including adoption, spaying and neutering of current pets, volunteering and networking pets in need via social media.

Mr. Morse, a retired Rescue Captain with the Providence, RI Fire Department, adopted Mr. Wilson from an Arkansas animal shelter, thanks to the combined efforts of Friends of Homeless Animals RI, Alpha Pet Transport, and a network of volunteers.

Since 1993, due to the volunteer efforts of the Board of Directors, the office staff in Amsterdam and countless partners and friends, Res Artis has grown to become the largest network of its kind, promoting the role of artist residencies as a vital part of the contemporary arts world, stimulating the creative development and mobility of artists, and furthering intercultural understanding.

«Teachers, coaches, parents» friends and business associates, volunteer leaders and especially college alumni are all great places to start building network contacts.»

Use LinkedIn, contact former professors or schoolmates, ask family and friends — and don't forget good ole in - person face - to - face networking while volunteering or attending events related to your field or whatever.

Students can find networking opportunities through friends, family, former and current employers or professors; in college alumni associations, professional organizations, student associations or at civic events and mixers; and through the local chamber of commerce, in Greek organizations, volunteer groups and churches.

Engaging in activities that you enjoy, that bring you into contact with others who have similar interests, can be an excellent way to explore new social networks and make new friends: take a cooking class, join a cycling group, look up the local chapter of the Sierra Club, volunteer for an organization you support.