[Community-service] Looking for committee members

[Darian Smith]

Dear Community Service listers,
 
 The Community Service Division is a new and proud division of the National Federation of the Blind.
 As you know, because you have probably  been on this list for some time, the mission of the Community Service Division is to secure   equality of opportunity for the blind  through community service and advocacy.
 We believe that by serving amongst and along side our sighted peers we can model positive blindness philosophy  and shatter misconceptions.
 we believe that by giving back and getting involved, we can show how the blind  can liv the life we want.  We can show what we’ve always believed; that blindness is not, has not and will not be the   characteristic  that  defines us or our future, that  through volunteering our  time and serving in the communities  in which we live, we slowly but  surely raise  expectations of blindness.
 
 The Division has established four separate and unique committees, filled by Passionate, dedicated and driven leaders.  Each committee has a few possible projects  an individual may serve on.  We encourage you to take a look at the committee and the projects associated with each and  consider joining the  committee (s)/project(s you want to .
Committee:outreach and partnerships(you want to spread the word about this newly formed division, what we plan to do, how we will benefit the movement, and challenge Fellow  Federationests to live the lives they want   through service). Co-Chairpersons: Charlotte Czarnecki and  Sarah Leon.   projects: service challenge, service agency partnerships, campus service and engagement program   partnerships,  Training center partnerships.  

Committee:Publications (you want to arm those who might want to serve but not know how to with the ideas, skills and tools to do it). Co-chairs Michelle Mitchell  and Hindley Williams    Projects: how-tis for  (state convention projects, individual involvement, parent and family involvement, chapter  involvement),.
 
Committee: Social networking and Media ( you believe that cyber image is everything. You think that what we do is so awesome that it needs to be up so the whole world [wide web] can see). Chairperson: Chris Parsons.  Projects: facebook, twitter, Etc. blog,website and newsletter.

Committee:fundraising (maybe you like raising money,  maybe you are super creative and don’t mind learning how to turn that into raising the money, maybe you want to be on a team that is having so much fun that you forgot you are fundraising). chairperson: Corina Salinas . Projects” trivia night, serve-a-thin. and more.
 Do you want to get involved? is there a committee you are itching to take a leadership role in or flash your massive talent in skill.
 
 Shoot me  an e-mail via the below information,
  Thanks,
  Darian  


Darian Smith
President, National Federation  of the Blind Community Service Division
dsmithnfb at gmail.com 
(415)215-9809
 twitter: @goldengateace
Connect with the Community Service Division 
Facebook: search for “NFB Community Service Division”.
Twitter:@NFBCSDivision


The National Federation of the Blind knows that blindness is not the
characteristic that defines you or your future. Every day we raise the
expectations of blind people, because low expectations create obstacles
between blind people and our dreams. You can have the life you want;
blindness is not what holds you back.

La National Federation of the Blind sabe que la ceguera no es la
característica que define tu futuro o a ti.  Todos los días elevamos las
expectativas de los ciegos, porque las bajas expectativas crean obstáculos
entre los ciegos y su futuro.  Puedes vivir la vida que queres, la ceguera
no te lo impide.

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