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Hans Meimban
May 15, 2012, 5:07:45 PM5/15/12
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Good afternoon!
Summer is around the corner, or it has already hit for some of you readers! This issue is dedicated into making sure that you are informed about the numerous opportunities and methods set out to help plan your event for our DFI. Use these resources to prepare you for summer fundraising events, or if you're really on top of things, for your fall and winter events as well!
If you'd like to help contribute to "Inspire Me!" feel free to contact me!
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Pediatric Trauma Program
Grant-making by the CNH Kiwanis Foundation by Stefanie Chow (UCSD)
(published on Feb 2, 2012)
Got PTP project ideas but NO MONEY? Did you know that the CNH Kiwanis Foundation provides Pediatric Trauma Prevention grants for new projects by providing matching start‐up funds up to $250.00? If you are interested in applying, check out the application link below for rules and details!
http://cnhfoundation.org/files/PTP/Grants/PTP-Grant-Packet-SLP.pdf
This is DEFINITELY worth glancing over at the very least. Let your general members brainstorm projects, or encourage your board successors to take advantage of this opportunity. Good luck!
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The Eliminate Project
CNH Kiwanis Resources by Tiffany Por (UCR) and Stefanie Chow (UCSD)
(published on Feb 6, 2012)
THIS WEBSITE is jam-packed with Project Eliminate resources regarding service projects, fundraising, public relations, social media, and membership! Below is a basic outline to give you insight into what some of these club toolkits include:
- Service Projects: How to honor mothers, hosting a baby shower
- Fundraising: Resources (Eliminate FAQ, pocket guide w/ statistics, speech slides), videos (THERE ARE SO MANY O__O), photos (from Cambodia)
- Public Relations: Pitching the Eliminate Project, media advisories, press release templates
- Social Media: See for yourself! (;
- Membership: Kiwanis open house toolkit
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Hans Meimban
Not For Sale
Methods of Education by Hans Meimban (UCR)
The above link directs you to a page on the Not For Sale campaign website. On this page, numerous resources are available, mainly for teachers, on how to educate students, specifically on the high school and college levels, about human trafficking.
Its three-step process is easy to pick up and to follow! Here's a simple breakdown of how it works:
- Advise: Teachers are encouraged to enlighten students about the issues revolving around Not For Sale.
- Teach: Teachers then teach interested students into more in-depth details about human trafficking by creating class room discussions, realizing how rampant human trafficking is, and making sure students understand the processes and steps that are needed in order to end human trafficking.
- Contribute: Teachers then help students contribute to "The White Paper," a collection of research dedicated in combating human trafficking.
Take a look at this website! There is a huge amount of information available to read up on!
Thank you for reading!
Hans Meimban
University of California, Riverside
Neuroscience Major with a Minor in Statistics | 2013
Circle K International
Cal - Nev - Ha District Treasurer | 2012 - 2013
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