[Community-service] Seeking ideas for thecommunityservicegroupseminar at national convention
Mary Donahue
braille at satx.rr.com
Thu Feb 20 01:16:49 UTC 2014
Hello Darien and everyone,
I second what has been said so far. I also want to add that I
resigned from an employer-based Lions Club because the club did not help
blind people, mainly me. The only thing they did in the manner of helping
was to help us move boxes from our previous apartment to our current one. In
addition, this current Lions year, I was not as involved mainly because,
being past president, my heart was not in it. I know I can join another
club, and I might in a few years, but I choose not to do so for the time
being.
In addition, as Pete said, we have put up signs for readers and
drivers on the notice board of our apartment complex, and no one came
forward. Reading and driving needs to be addressed on a national level, so
Dr. Maurer would definitely need to get involved.
Mary Donahue
-----Original Message-----
From: Community-service [mailto:community-service-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of Darian Smith
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 6:03 PM
To: Community Service Discussion List
Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for
thecommunityservicegroupseminar at national convention
Hello all,
Peter brings up a very important issue that has come up in some form or
fashion from time to time.
the issue is of the needs of the blind across the nation and the
importance of solving these issues.
Since the formation of the community service group many have suggested
that we turn our attention to such things as assisting our deaf-blind
members with tasks they might need in order to fully take part in, enjoy,
and benefit from the work that takes place at our national conventions, or
create opportunities that assist our members in completing the important
daily tasks the blind need to function in society.
I personally believe that when we as members of the federation believe
there is an issue that needs to be solved that effects our members, that
we as members of this organization should see to it that the issue is
addressed. If our deaf-blind brothers and sisters need assistance, this
falls on us as federationests to be sure that we assist, if we need a
program to match the blind with sighted readers, we ought to band together
as an organization to see that we address the issue. If one person feels
it so vital that the issue be resolved then hopefully they will take up the
cause and find support in seeing it through.
I have long held the believe that waiting for someone else to fix an
issue I have is a sure way to find the issue unsolved. however, if i work
at it, at least I can be sure that someone is doing something about it.
My advice would be to you Peter find people who have the same concerns as
you, organize them, work on a plan and present it to whomever you feel it
ought to be presented to. if it's Dr Maurer then that's who you go to.
I hope this is helpful
Darian
On Feb 19, 2014, at 3:40 PM, Peter Donahue <pdonahue2 at satx.rr.com> wrote:
> Good evening everyone,
>
> What do you do if you live in a community where there is no local
chapter or if there is one it's in such disarray that its existence is in
limbo. ?We have such a situation in San Antonio. They have driven many
members away including us. We've told them that we won't return unless there
is a change in leadership. The elections were supposed to occur this month.
God only knows if they took place that's how far down this chapter has gone.
We've approached other blindness-related organizations in San Antonio
concerning these issues but have not received favorable responses. It seems
like this is something the community service division should coordinate and
discuss to arrive at a workable solution.
>
> Peter Donahue
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Darian Smith"
> <dsmithnfb at gmail.com>
> To: "Community Service Discussion List" <community-service at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 3:46 PM
> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for
> thecommunityservicegroupseminar at national convention
>
>
> This might be something chapter presidents might find interesting to
> talk about and see about doing. if there are chapter presidents on
> this list, maybe they might consider starting a dialog on the chapter
> presidents list on the matter
>
> On Feb 18, 2014, at 8:49 AM, Debbie <mouseless at mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>> I can't offer much hope for the transportation aspect, but several folks
I know have pooled their funds, and gotten equipment which was donated to
the local library, so more folks could utilize having mail read.
>>
>> Debbie Human
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Donahue"
>> <pdonahue2 at satx.rr.com>
>> To: "Community Service Discussion List"
>> <community-service at nfbnet.org>
>> Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 10:48 AM
>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
>> communityservicegroupseminar at national convention
>>
>>
>> Good morning everyone,
>>
>> Not only should we seek to participate in other community events but how
about conducting some community service activities within the NFB. Blind
people all across this nation have a need for readers and drivers. Here is
an idea where the NFB and other community organizations could work together
to meet this need. Mary and I have had a devil of a time trying to have our
snail mail read on a regular basis and finding transportation to reach
destinations not in our local transit system's service area. Even when we
have offered to pay someone to read our mail or to drive us somewhere our
offers have been refused. On other occasions we have been offered assistance
but when we try contacting the individual who said they would read our snail
mail our calls go unreturned. I'm sure there are countless stories of other
blind individuals who have had a similar experience.
>>
>> Some of our chapters have talked about creating reader/driver pools in
their communities but have yet to pull it off. Our Community Service
Division could play a major role in making this a reality by working with
the NFB Jernigan Institute, our local chapters and state affiliates. We
should be able to partner with various volunteer organizations and
individuals willing to provide these services to blind persons needing them.
I hope this is discussed and acted upon so blind persons will have an easier
time finding readers and drivers in the future.
>>
>> Peter Donahue
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: Darian
>> To: Community Service Discussion List
>> Sent: Monday, February 17, 2014 10:38 PM
>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
>> communityservicegroup seminar at national convention
>>
>>
>> Why specifically blind people that have had success in AmeriCorps
programs in Florida?
>>
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>> On Feb 17, 2014, at 6:57 PM, "Denyece Roberts, MSW, RCSW"
<peace05 at comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hello, I did two years in the Americorp. Americorp main office for
Florida is located in Orlando. It would be nice to have someone from their
office come and speak about some success services of blind people who have
attended the program in florida.
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: Darian Smith
>> To: Community Service Discussion List
>> Sent: Monday, February 17, 2014 5:24 PM
>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the community
>> servicegroup seminar at national convention
>>
>>
>> Hi all,
>> The overall focus will be on celebrating 20 years of AmeriCorps, and
the service work that the blind have themselves contributed to the success
of the program and the impact the program has had on those who have served.
>> We are inviting those who have served in AmeriCorps programs to
share a bit about their experiences, what they've given, gained and the
perceptions they believe they changed of the blind.
>> This will not constitute the entirety of the seminar, but it will
have a place of prominence on the agenda.
>> we are looking into inviting service agencies to spend a few minutes
talking about their programs and how attendees may involve themselves in
service via what they have to offer.
>> I believe we are targeting the following agencies: the red cross, big
brothers big sisters, habitat for humanity and hands on network. we'll
probably ask them to introduce themselves to the attendees and ask them to
table in the back of the room should individuals have further questions
regarding involvement in their local communities Hopefully we will use this
opportunity to develop relationships with these agencies that we can
cultivate over the coming years.
>>
>> Hopefully we can delve deeper into possible partnerships with these
agencies in the future. We could even look into the possibilities this
year, but that depends on the interest a committed soul or two has in
seeing that it happens. Unfortunately, this can be a bit of an undertaking
and such folks are proving to be in short supply at the moment.
>> We have had some great help in finding the agencies and AmeriCorps
alumni federationests, and this has proven to be invaluable effort and
results-based action that those who have stepped up should be proud of.
>> I'm thinking we are still a few presenters away from this being the
best seminar yet.
>> We also might be electing a slate of officers and board members. If
this is true we will have to make some time for this and upon completion of
the meeting we will have become a division of the national federation of the
blind.
>> we will see how those details work out because we are still a ways
from convention.
>> I hope this helps people help us find some great additions to the
agenda
>> Best,
>> Darian
>> On Feb 17, 2014, at 1:14 PM, Cheryl Fields
<cherylelaine1957 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Ashly,
>>
>> Yes, I think the hands on training may work better for next year.
When
>> the red Cross is contacted the conversation, audio description for
>> videos, could begin at that time. It may take some time to have them
>> see the advantage in added it to their materials. I should have
added
>> that this is a long range goal.
>> I want to hear about your experience, it may be valuable to hear
>> before the contact is made. smiles
>>
>> Cheryl
>>
>> On 2/17/14, Ashley Bramlett <bookwormahb at earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>> Cheryl,
>> It's a good idea. I agree with you it needs registeration and
limit the
>> size of the workshops so they can give you all hands on
instruction more
>> easily.
>> However, not everyone is open to the commitment to do first aid
or cpr
>> training.
>> Think of how busy convention gets.
>>
>> Time may be unavailable on either the hotel side or the convention
>> participants side to do it.
>> It may be easier to plan a shorter hands on service activity.
>>
>> If you do contact them, I hope red cross is open to adaptations.
>> Unfortunatly, I had a bad experience attempting to volunteer in
their local
>> office though and volunteering did not work out. I'll write about
later
>> perhaps.
>>
>> If I were planning something to do at convention, I'd probably
pick the
>> hygene or food kits idea instead.
>> I'm just thinking about the convention group and all the things
going on
>> there and the wide interest areas among conventioneers.
>>
>> Ashley
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Cheryl Fields
>> Sent: Monday, February 17, 2014 3:35 PM
>> To: Community Service Discussion List
>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the community
>> servicegroupseminar at national convention
>>
>> Hi Everyone!
>>
>> Great ideas! The cpr and first aid classes are a wonderful idea
and
>> may require some registration.
>> Think about working with the Red cross to provide audio
description
>> for all of the classes they use vvideos for. I'm not sure how
>> difficult it would be, most movies are audio described and most
places
>> update materials on a regular basis so, it's worth asking. This
would
>> benefit us across the country!
>>
>> Cheryl F.
>>
>> On 2/17/14, Darian <dsmithnfb at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Serena,
>> It sounds really cool!
>> Tell me all about it! What's the name of the organization? How
did you get
>> involved? Why did you get involved?
>> Darian
>>
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>>
>> On Feb 16, 2014, at 8:18 AM, Serena Nickell
<scnickell1980 at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi, I recently began volunteering with an organization that
helps the
>> homeless. In addition to the above items we also give out
small
>> flashlights and batteries (usually AA and AAA).
>> Serena
>>
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>
>> On Feb 16, 2014, at 10:09 AM, "Michelle Clark"
<mcikeyc at aol.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Michelle,
>>
>> Here is a list of the items we generally add. Also, at the
bottom, I
>> added a
>> draft of a letter I sent out to just people on my email list
and the
>> Chapter. Hope it helps anyone who is interested in doing
something like
>> this.
>>
>> One other thing we do when we get large bottles of lotion,
shampoo, ect
>> is
>> we hold them out and make up a gift type bag to give out as
a special
>> gift.
>> My Church has a Christmas Party for a few local Women's
Shelters and we
>> give
>> to them as well. This year, they had so much stuff left over
they gave
>> the
>> rest to our Chapter!
>>
>> Items we include:
>>
>> 1. Wash cloths
>> 2. Soap
>> 3. Toothpaste
>> 4. Toothbrushes
>> 5. Lotion or petroleum jelly
>> 6. Shampoo
>> 7. Conditioner
>> 8. Mouthwash/non-alcoholic
>> In the past we have gotten a mixture of things such as:
>> Toilet paper
>> Mens deodorant
>> Women's deodorant
>> Sanitary items
>> Combs
>>
>>
>> Draft Letter:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> The National Harbor Chapter of the National Federation of
the Blind of
>> Maryland is a non-profit group of blind persons striving to
help others
>> in
>> the Prince Georges County area who happen to be blind and
low vision.
>> We
>> help one another through advocacy, outreach, networking, and
sharing.
>> Also,
>> in the vision of our National Headquarters, we not only help
ourselves,
>> we
>> help others.
>>
>> This, in our fourth year, we will continue in our outreach
to others
>> with
>> a
>> toiletries drive to donate Hygiene Kits to homeless persons.
As we did
>> last
>> year through an array of generous donations, we were able to
give out
>> approximately 120 bags of toiletries to assist persons who
are in a
>> state
>> of homelessness. In addition, we were able to donate
additional kits to
>> a
>> local church that regularly visits a shelter for women and
children.
>>
>> Since homelessness is on the rise and help is needed, our
continual goal
>> is
>> to combine hygiene kits and distribute them to as many as we
can. We are
>> partnering with a local non-profit agency that runs shelters
and feed
>> homeless persons in Prince Georges County. They distribute
these items
>> when
>> a person enters the shelters. We are asking your assistance
with
>> donations
>> of toiletry items that will help us in this effort and
please forward
>> this
>> message to anyone you feel will assist.
>>
>> In specific we are asking for any combination of:
>> 1. Soap
>> 2. Shampoo
>> 3. Lotion
>> 4. Conditioner
>> 5. Toothbrushes
>> 6. Toothpaste
>> 7. Washcloths
>> 8. Mouthwash/non-alcoholic
>> 9. Socks
>> 10. Grooming items
>> 11. Sanitary items
>> 12. Any additional small item you feel a person living in
the state
>> of
>> homelessness can use
>>
>> If you and/or your organization are able to assist us in
this effort,
>> please
>> let me know by contacting me directly by either email at
mcikeyc at aol.com
>> or
>> via telephone at 301 583-8585 evenings or 202 720-1560 days
by November
>> 14th. We will be compiling these items on the Saturday
before
>> Thanksgiving. Your contribution will be tax deductable and
help in the
>> lives
>> of those who are in situations other than which we live.
>>
>> To find out more about what we do, please visit our National
website at:
>> www.nfb.org or our State website at www.nfbmd.org. You may
also "like"
>> us
>> as
>> the National Harbor Chapter on our new Face Book page.
>>
>> Sincerely Yours,
>>
>>
>> Michelle Clark
>> President
>> National Harbor Chapter
>> National Federation of the Blind of Maryland
>>
>> "Changing what it means to be blind in Prince Georges
County!"
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Community-service
[mailto:community-service-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
>> Behalf of Catherine Michele Mitchell
>> Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2014 9:35 AM
>> To: Community Service Discussion List
>> Cc: Community Service Discussion List
>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
community
>> servicegroupseminar at national convention
>>
>> I also really like the idea of putting some kind of kits
together as a
>> project at the convention.
>>
>> I would also like to ask those of you who do this already in
your
>> chapters
>> or affiliates to please email me lists of items you include
in whatever
>> kit
>> you are making. I want to add materials like this to our
resource bank
>> to
>> help other people do these kinds of projects.
>>
>> Thanks, everyone!
>>
>> Michele Mitchell
>> NFB Community Service Group
>> Research and Resource Committee Chair
>>
>> Tupperware Consultant
>> 781-790-3627
>> www.my.tupperware.com/michmitch
>>
>> On Feb 15, 2014, at 5:01 PM, Cheryl Fields
<cherylelaine1957 at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>> I love the idea of hygene kits for the homeless. Our
chapter collected
>> toiletries for a women's shelter last year, but we did not
assemble
>> the items. The shelter was glad to receive the gift but we
could have
>> saved them some time.
>> I will suggest this when we do it again, sounds like fun!
>>
>> Providing a hands on opportunity for convention attendees
is fantastic!
>>
>> Cheryl
>>
>> On 2/15/14, Denise Shaible <denise.shaible at att.net>
wrote:
>> I like the idea of emergency preparedness. I know the
Red Cross has
>> some
>> information on that and we all need to know about
>> it. I also like the
>>
>> idea
>>
>>
>> of the Red Cross providing small first aid kits. I
remember buying
>> one
>>
>> when
>>
>>
>> I took my first aid class when I lived in Ft.
>> Lauderdale, FL. I don't
>>
>> know
>>
>>
>> if they would provide them but, I'm wondering if we
could assemble
>> them
>>
>> if
>>
>> we know what we need to put in them and then we could
give them to our
>> members or whoever we wish to give them to.
>>
>> I really like the idea of having someone speak about
programs to feed
>> the
>> hungry or doing a service project with a local food
bank. I don't
>> know
>>
>> why
>>
>>
>> we couldn't help put bags of food together. Yes, it's an
assembly
>> line
>>
>> job
>>
>>
>> but, we do it at my church and we're able to feed
>> between 50 and 100
>>
>> persons
>>
>>
>> each month. It's rewarding to know we're doing anything
to help and
>> to
>> promote the fact that we want to give not just get.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Denise
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Michelle Clark
>> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2014 10:21 AM
>> To: 'Community Service Discussion List'
>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
community
>> servicegroupseminar at national convention
>>
>> Here in Maryland, my Chapter did reach out to the local
agency and
>> they
>> provided emergency kits several years ago. As time
>> has elapsed and
>>
>> budgets
>>
>> have shrunk, I find that is not happening anymore. I am
thinking
>> someone
>> locally would have to initiate that? It would be
important for us to
>> get
>> the information and to tie it in with serving an
>> external group to get
>>
>> the
>>
>> information as well.
>>
>> Michelle
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Community-service
[mailto:community-service-bounces at nfbnet.org]
>> On
>> Behalf Of Cheryl Fields
>> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2014 11:53 AM
>> To: Community Service Discussion List
>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
community
>> service
>> groupseminar at national convention
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Having the Red Cross is a great idea. In addition to the
first aid,
>> ask if they provide disaster preparedness. It would be
good to have
>> this information available, most people are not prepared
and if they
>> need to evacuate may not know what the designated safe
places are. it
>> could be taken a step further and provide back packs
with most items
>> inside, if the budget allows for this.
>>
>> Another idea is to plant a sensory garden at one of the
convention
>> host hotels in Florida, since we are spending a few
years there.
>> Plants and other materials can be donated from local
garden centers.
>>
>> I happen to be working on a similar event in Cleveland
and another
>> idea from 1 of our brainstorming sessions was a mural.
Making it
>> visible to the community sending a clear positive
message about the
>> blind. The Cleveland chapter has a on going project, we
volunteer at
>> the Cleveland food Bank re packing produce for
distribution and while
>> working with the food bank a community produce
distribution can be
>> arranged. It is rewarding and can be lots of fun!
>>
>> Have a great weekend and Happy Valentine's Day!
>>
>> CherylOn 2/14/14, Denise Shaible
<denise.shaible at att.net> wrote:
>>
>> Darian,
>>
>> We spoke sometime ago about having a
>> Representative of the Red Cross
>>
>> give
>>
>> a
>>
>> presentation on first aid. Are you still
>> interested in that? Please
>>
>> let
>>
>> me
>>
>> know and I'll start researching it. Also, if you know
any details
>> about
>>
>> our
>>
>> seminar, please send that as well. Thanks.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Denise
>>
>> From: Darian Smith
>> Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2014 10:26 AM
>> To: Community Service Discussion List
>> Subject: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
community service
>> groupseminar at national convention
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm looking for some great ideas for our seminar
>> at National
>>
>> convention.
>>
>> any topics or presenters that could round out an
already developing
>> and
>> exciting seminar. would be appreciated!
>>
>> regards,
>>
>> Darian
>>
>>
>>
>> Darian Smith
>> Chairperson, Community Service Group -National
Federation of The
>> Blind.
>> (415)215-9809
>> dsmithnfb at gmail.com
>>
>> "
>> "I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing
I know: the
>> only
>>
>> ones
>>
>> among you who will be really happy are those who
>> will have sought and
>>
>> found
>>
>> how to serve"
>> - Albert Schweitzer.
>>
>> Your unwanted vehicle can be just what the blind
need to make
>> possibilities reality.
>> Donate your car to the National Federation of the
Blind today!
>> For more information, please visit:
www.carshelpingtheblind.org or
>> call
>> 1-855-659-9314
>>
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