[Community-service] csc

Catherine Michele Mitchell michmitch66 at gmail.com
Sun Feb 23 06:32:00 UTC 2014


Darian, She is responding to a comment I made. Guess we should have changed the subject line sooner! Sorry for the confusion…

Michele Mitchell
Tupperware Consultant
781-790-3627
www.my.tupperware.com/michmitch

On Feb 23, 2014, at 1:19 AM, Darian Smith <dsmithnfb at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Cheryl,
> I’m confused.
>  where did this come from?
> 
> On Feb 22, 2014, at 10:06 PM, Cheryl Fields <cherylelaine1957 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> Oh! forgot this. Most large cities have advisory boards, try to get on
>> one. Identify your passion and research it. If a advisory board exists
>> find out if blind people are represented, if not introduce yourself to
>> the chairperson, explain why you should be appointed and introduce the
>> nfb philosophy to them. If they won't allow you on, attend the public
>> meetings and be vocal on issues surrounding blindness. We have a
>> citezens council with Regional Transit authority in Cleveland, they
>> won't let us on the council because they feel like the 1 person in a
>> wheel chair can speak for all of us. So, we plan to work on this this
>> year, we will be heard even if we are not added to the group. smiles
>> Got to have something to reach for!
>> 
>> Cheryl
>> 
>> On 2/23/14, Cheryl Fields <cherylelaine1957 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> They can, it is only possible because of the vast numbers of volunteers!
>>> Some recreational activities have national associations, for example.
>>> Beep Baseball, Bowling, Sailing and golf. I think the blind veterans
>>> have a national skiing association! I can check around for the
>>> information and if you want to poll your blind friends for interest,
>>> I'll post on list for all. You can begin simply, find a space someone
>>> is willing to donate, try non profits. Make it a 2 or 3 hour session
>>> before or after lunch time, this way they can brown bag if necessary.
>>> Identify a few volunteers, try art teachers they are usually willing
>>> to give some time, hopefully you won't need any for transportation,
>>> make sure a couple people have basic orientation to the building and
>>> you're almost ready to go! Crafting is fun and can be easy, center a
>>> project around a holiday or occasion promote it and see what happens.
>>> It's a relaxed atmosphere and will stimulate conversation about other
>>> interests, think of it as networking event with a activity! nfb has a
>>> crafters division, check it out.
>>> 
>>> Cheryl
>>> On 2/23/14, Catherine Michele Mitchell <michmitch66 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Wow, Cheryl. I wish every state head programs of this quality.
>>>> 
>>>> Michele Mitchell
>>>> Tupperware Consultant
>>>> 781-790-3627
>>>> www.my.tupperware.com/michmitch
>>>> 
>>>> On Feb 22, 2014, at 8:27 PM, Cheryl Fields <cherylelaine1957 at gmail.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> Ashley, I am thinking about Americore too.
>>>>> My friend, Stanley, provides training for csc consumers on adaptive
>>>>> technology. These consumers are in our supportive employment programs
>>>>> or literacy programs. He and his supervisor recently are providing
>>>>> introductory instruction on mobile devices. When he was with Americore
>>>>> one of his jobs was to support braille instructors during classes
>>>>> provided at csc.
>>>>> Cleveland Sight Center may be an agency to consider inviting to the
>>>>> convention. It is unique, there are more than 15 blind/lowvision
>>>>> employees on staff, entire staff is approx. 100. The agency houses a
>>>>> call center where there are some additional blind employees, these
>>>>> people are not csc employees. The agency has several contracts to
>>>>> provide call center services and they are employees of those various
>>>>> companies. Some work from home, training is at the agency or can be
>>>>> accessed on line. I can provide contact information if you want to
>>>>> connect.
>>>>> Several employees presented /participated, not sure, at the national
>>>>> convention employment seminar last year in Orlando. Like many not for
>>>>> profits, csc could not function without the many volunteers, a large
>>>>> number of them are consumers. Some things that agency
>>>>> volunteers/consumers do, I facilitate a book discussion, someone else
>>>>> instructs line dancing, others provide braille instruction to those
>>>>> not in employment or literacy programs, instruction in crochet and
>>>>> other crafts. We have a camp located in Chardon Ohio and it employs
>>>>> blind and sighted persons 18 years and up, this is a perfect summer
>>>>> job for college students and has the potential for full time permanent
>>>>> employment after graduation. We employ 2 rehab teachers that are
>>>>> blind, there are guide dogs and canes all around the building, smiles.
>>>>> Another program administer by a blind staff person is Share the
>>>>> Vision, this provides Peer support for those that have recently lost
>>>>> their vision. It is a wonderful program that everyone can participate
>>>>> in, the only qualifications are you must be blind and have a
>>>>> telephone!  I'll stop here because this could go on for a long time,
>>>>> as you can tell I am quite proud of the rehabilitation, recreation,
>>>>> staff and volunteers at csc!
>>>>> 
>>>>> Until Next Time!
>>>>> 
>>>>> Cheryl
>>>>> 
>>>>> On 2/22/14, Catherine Michele Mitchell <michmitch66 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Thanks Chris. I will definitely look that up.
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> Michele Mitchell
>>>>>> Tupperware Consultant
>>>>>> 781-790-3627
>>>>>> www.my.tupperware.com/michmitch
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> On Feb 21, 2014, at 10:38 PM, Cheryl Fields
>>>>>> <cherylelaine1957 at gmail.com>
>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> Hello Everyone,
>>>>>>> Thank you for blog information. I think we should all write an
>>>>>>> article,
>>>>>>> smiles!
>>>>>>> I am sharing this information with my friend that had the experience
>>>>>>> with Americor that led to employment.
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> Cheryl
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> On 2/21/14, Denyece Roberts, MSW, RCSW <peace05 at comcast.net> wrote:
>>>>>>>> Sure I'll be glad to!  Where should I start.
>>>>>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>>>>>> From: Darian
>>>>>>>> To: Community Service Discussion List
>>>>>>>> Sent: Friday, February 21, 2014 11:07 AM
>>>>>>>> Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for
>>>>>>>> thecommunityservicegroupseminar at national convention
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> Would you be willing to write about this on the community service
>>>>>>>> group
>>>>>>>> blog.?
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> This electronic message has been brought to you by my mobile device.
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> On Feb 21, 2014, at 12:30 AM, "Denyece Roberts, MSW, RCSW"
>>>>>>>> <peace05 at comcast.net> wrote:
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> Hello Ashley, I did what is called the Americort Vista program. I
>>>>>>>> was
>>>>>>>> paid a stifen every two weeks. This program is strickly
>>>>>>>> administrative
>>>>>>>> work.
>>>>>>>> However there is an area in Americort called direct service in which
>>>>>>>> you
>>>>>>>> can
>>>>>>>> work directly with students.  This service is  usually offered in
>>>>>>>> schools
>>>>>>>> working hands-on. As a Americort vista member   I was the coordinator
>>>>>>>> for
>>>>>>>> a
>>>>>>>> youth transition program. I emplimented a high school High tech
>>>>>>>> program
>>>>>>>> for
>>>>>>>> students with disabilities. I developed a employment readiness
>>>>>>>> program
>>>>>>>> preparing students for a summer job for six weeks. The workshops
>>>>>>>> consisted
>>>>>>>> of mock interviews, how to dress appropriately on job, time
>>>>>>>> management
>>>>>>>> etc.
>>>>>>>> After the students completed the program; I worked with professional
>>>>>>>> people
>>>>>>>> in the community who interviewed each student and provided
>>>>>>>> constructive
>>>>>>>> feedback. I raised all mony and each of 10 students were paid 600
>>>>>>>> dollars
>>>>>>>> for a period of six weeks. In addition to that, I also worked on the
>>>>>>>> disaster prepareness team, and went to homes of people with
>>>>>>>> disabilities,
>>>>>>>> and delivered emergency kits. Before leaving Americort I applied for
>>>>>>>> a
>>>>>>>> grant
>>>>>>>> to continue the High School High Tec program and got approved.
>>>>>>>>   ----- Original Message -----
>>>>>>>>   From: Ashley Bramlett
>>>>>>>>   To: Community Service Discussion List
>>>>>>>>   Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2014 3:09 PM
>>>>>>>>   Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
>>>>>>>> communityservicegroupseminar at national convention
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>   Denyce,
>>>>>>>>   That is great. Do you mind telling me a bit about your americorp
>>>>>>>> experience on or off list.
>>>>>>>>   What program did you do? Do you have to be in college or recently
>>>>>>>> graduated to do it?
>>>>>>>>   Did you learn a lot from it? were you paid? this is something
>>>>>>>> I've
>>>>>>>> considered as I have not found a job; I love to help people and maybe
>>>>>>>> americorps would not only give me hands on experience but also set me
>>>>>>>> apart
>>>>>>>> from
>>>>>>>>   the rest of the applicant pool when I look for work; btw, I did
>>>>>>>> have
>>>>>>>> internships but the internships did not give me enough substantive
>>>>>>>> experience I need.
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>   Ashley
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>   From: Denyece Roberts, MSW, RCSW
>>>>>>>>   Sent: Monday, February 17, 2014 9:57 PM
>>>>>>>>   To: Community Service Discussion List
>>>>>>>>   Subject: Re: [Community-service] Seeking ideas for the
>>>>>>>> communityservicegroup seminar at national convention
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>   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
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>           This electronic message has been brought to you by my
>>>>>>>> mobile
>>>>>>>> device.
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>             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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>>>>>>>> The
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>>>>>>>>     (415)215-9809
>>>>>>>>     dsmithnfb at gmail.com
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>>>>>>>>     "
>>>>>>>>     "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
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>>>>>>>>     - 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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