Articles in the Social Responsibility Category
Blog Talk, OpenPR, PR, Public Relations, Social Responsibility, Teaching PR, Top Level, Video »
This post has two parts, actually. First, we’ll discuss a good CGM video shared recently in PROpenMic. Then, we’ll look at how the person that posted the video entered the social network and started to engage with people.
First, the video.
Blog Talk, Disability, Media Relations, OpenPR, PR, Personal, Public Relations, Social Responsibility, Therapeutic Recreation, Video »
I think that anyone who ever meets Allison Wetherbee comes away with a clear realization … she is a terrific person. Having her return to Camp ASCCA, as the director of public relations, may go down as one of the brightest decisions ever made for camp. I think this video proves that.
Allison was recently interviewed by Fred Hunter, Fox6 News in Birmingham, for their Absolutely Alabama series.
Allison shares how camp helped her over the years, trying anything new that she had her heart set upon doing. Since …
Blog Talk, Camp ASCCA, Charitable Giving, Philanthropy, Social Responsibility, Volunteer, Volunteerism »
I am going to be adding this image to all posts, for awhile. My hope it to test the success of ChipIn widgets on behalf of Camp ASCCA..
Yes, I am an unashamed advocate for Camp ASCCA. I was a counselor there well before any of my students were born. The camp changed my life. It changes the lives of campers, and the students that work there, each and every day of each and every year.
I still remember my first campers. Robin & Vincent were about …
Personal, Social Responsibility, Volunteer »
You tend to remember your students. Some more than others, I imagine. There are so many, you know.
I believe you tend to remember the ones that you know – upon first meeting them – will likely change the world. These are the students that were so funny, so lively, so … overwhelmingly enthusiastic about life … well, you couldn’t get them out of your memories – even if you tried. Not that I would try, of course.
Shea Snider is one student that fits that description, for …
