🌟 Join Us as a Community Hero at Our CommUNITY Market! 🌟 🗓️ This Saturday, July 20 🕒 6:30 am to 11:30am 📍3220 Sameull Blvd, Dallas, Texas 75223 Are you ready to make a difference in our community? We're looking for **six dedicated individuals** to volunteer at our upcoming CommUNITY Market! As a volunteer, you'll help set up, greet attendees, distribute essentials, and create a welcoming atmosphere for all. No experience necessary – just bring your passion for helping others! Give us a call at 972-987-0651 or email vol.intern@empoweringthemasses.org to sign up now to be a hero for our neighbors in our community. Let's come together and make a positive impact! 💪 #CommunityHeroes #VolunteerOpportunity #MakeADifference
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Want to learn more about the Master of Health Administration degree program at #UGAPublicHealth? Get a first hand glimpse of the MHA student experience by following @ugamha on Instagram today.
We would love for you to follow us on Instagram! This is a fantastic way to stay connected with our program and get an insider's look at what our students are up to! From behind-the-scenes glimpses to highlights of their achievements, you'll get a firsthand look at the community we're building together.
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Recap: Quarter 1 "Telling Your Story" Extension Skills Series. https://bit.ly/3W43c15 We wrapped up the first series with experts sharing communication strategies and outreach tips on social media, reaching elected officials and more. Missed a session? Check out recordings and resources below. Next up: Community Engagement skills! Exclusively for Extension Foundation members.
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Education and communication are vital to change.
Ready to start 2024 off right? Come to our FREE online webinar designed to help you build a great credit history - or get you started if you don't have one yet! Nicole Gailliard, ESSA's Community Development Officer, will be presenting on Dec. 9 from 10am to 12noon in partnership with Philly's Southwest CDC. Reserve your spot here: essabank.com/buildcredit - and we'll see you online!
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35k+ LinkedIn Top Voice | LinkedIn Organic Growth Strategist | Building Personal Brands | Josh Talk Speaker | Founder: JK Growth Media | Let people know you before you give your introduction
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🤝 Hey everyone! Let's talk about the power of community engagement for small businesses! 🤝 At Small Business Turnaround , we believe in more than just transactions – we're all about building connections and fostering a sense of belonging. Here's why community involvement matters: - Loyalty through connection: By engaging with our community, we create loyal customers who feel a part of something bigger. - Stronger relationships: Community engagement allows us to form meaningful connections with our customers, leading to stronger, more lasting relationships. - Positive word-of-mouth: When our community is happy and engaged, they're more likely to spread the word about us to their friends and family, generating positive buzz and attracting new customers. Ready to join our community? Drop a comment below to share your thoughts on community engagement! And don't forget to hit that share button to spread the love! 💬💕 #CommunityEngagement #SmallBusiness #YourBusinessName
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"Your stakeholders are still crying out for authentic voices and authentic brands." This is what Rhyan Smith, J.D., CEO of Brilliance HQ told us at last week's 👓 Nonprofit Marketing Mastery Power Session. "With cancel culture we're seeing a lot of people be very quick to disengage and to call out companies who are not really walking in that authentic truth of their brand. At the same time, we're starting to see organizations shy away from authenticity. There's a huge disconnect between what people want and what companies and organizations are doing, and you'll start to see it in your engagement and your community development..." 👀 WATCH THE FULL VIDEO HERE: https://lnkd.in/eufFBSMu
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“Community” is a broad term & many have opinions on how to set up, grow, engage, measure your community activities.🤝🏿 Don't miss this talk by Kim McMahon, as she'll cover the top things to think about with your community efforts! Join her at #Rejekts2023👉 https://lnkd.in/eiWD_dk4
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Really enjoyed attending "The Power of Purpose: Exploring the Basics of Business Community Engagement" hosted by Richmond Chamber of Commerce, InUnison, United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg, and Community Foundation yesterday. My key takeaways: 1) Business Community Engagement has so many positive ripple effects on the company, volunteers/employees, and community. Engagement begets more engagement which begets even more engagement and small actions add up. 2) The business case for Community Engagement is strong. From retention to recruiting to marketing, it's also a great financial investment. For all my L+D friends, it was also a great reminder that the best learning is often very simple. The handout was a series of easy reflection questions that broke down the process into easy, actionable steps and a helpful resource I will continue to use. #communityengagement, #unitedway, #richmond, #simplelearning GIF Description: Erika's nametag for the event with a smiling and dancing cartoon whose face is the planet earth.
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💚💙Here at YOUTHBUILD Memphis/Brownsville…. We are not only committed to helping our participants obtain their G.E.D., but we are dedicated to providing a blueprint for professional SUCCESS!! New Class starts TOMORROW, 12/4, for opportunity youth between the ages of 16-24, who are “serious” about earning their diploma, earning a professional certification, and getting paid along the way! Register NOW and meet us at the J.E. Walker House, 1109 Mississippi Blvd. Memphis, TN 38126! Jeffrey T. Higgs, Anthony Nichelson, Malcolm Wallace, SOUTH MEMPHIS RENEWAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION https://lnkd.in/gBwg7b9K Sincerely, YouthBuild Staff
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