[rfu-automation] Re: [RFU] PSA

[Noel L. Vivar]

This PSA seems to be focused mainly at Chicagoans and not anyone in
Urbana-Champaign.

Do we still run this PSA?

-Noel

On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 1:37 PM, Jennifer Boza <j.boza at ulbgc.org> wrote:
> Hi,
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> I read that you can sometimes offer public/community announcements for
> nonprofits.  I work for Union League Boys and Girls Club and we are trying
> to get word out about our 2009 Team ULBGC events.  Below and attached is our
> press release.  Please help us help the over 11,168 youth we serve in
> Chicago and feel free to email/call me with any questions!
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> Thanks,
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> Jen
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> Chicago, IL, (Present – October 11, 2009) – Team ULBGC is a group of novice
> through professional level athletes from the City of Chicago, surrounding,
> suburbs, states, and countries that unite to support the Union League Boys
> and Girls Clubs in Chicago through their participation in races including
> the June 7, 2009 13.1 Half Marathon for runners and walkers, the August 2,
> 2009 Rock ‘N’ Roll Chicago Half Marathon  - enjoy live music while running
> 13.1 miles, the September 13, 2009 13th Annual Chicago Half Marathon and 5K,
> and the 2009 Bank of America Chicago Marathon,  run 26.2 miles through the
> neighborhoods of Chicago.
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> Team ULBGC offers outstanding benefits including complimentary pasta dinners
> where athletes meet the kids, fundraising support, personal web pages,
> racing shirts and fundraising resources.  For Half Marathon and 5k events
> team members raise $100 and $500 for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon.
> All funds raised benefit the 11,168 youth in our home City of Chicago who
> are served by the Union League Boys and Girls Clubs.
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> Team ULBGC gives runners and walkers who are running the Chicago 13.1 on
> June 7, 2009, Rock’N’Roll Chicago Half Marathon on August 2, 2009, the 13th
> Annual Chicago Half Marathon & 5k on September 13, 2009 and/or the Bank of
> America Chicago Marathon on October 11, 2009 the opportunity to make their
> experience more memorable while receiving many benefits from joining Team
> ULBGC.  To register and view complete benefits visit www.ulbgc.org/TeamULBGC
> or contact Jen Boza at j.boza at ulbgc.org or 312.765.0085.
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> Located in Chicago, the Union League Boys & Girls Club has served the youth
> of Chicago for 89 years.  The Club provides programs for more than 11,168
> boys and girls in the areas of Character and Leadership,
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> About Union League Boys & Girls Clubs
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> For more than 89 years, Union League Boys & Girls Clubs (www.ulbgc.org)
> has helped kids "Be Great," providing hope and opportunity for those who
> need it most.  Today, 4 Clubs and Camp serve some 11,168 young people
> through Club membership and community outreach.  Known as The Positive Place
> for Kids, Union League Boys & Girls Clubs can be found in the Chicago
> neighborhoods that need them most, providing young people 6-18 years old
> with guidance-oriented character development programs conducted by trained,
> professional staff. Clubs positively impact lives and help young people
> reach their full potential as productive, caring citizens.  Key programs
> emphasize leadership development; education and career exploration;
> community service; technology training; financial literacy; health and life
> skills; the arts; sports, fitness and recreation; and family outreach. In a
> recent Harris Survey of Club alumni, 57 percent said the Club saved their
> lives.  Corporate headquarters are located in Chicago.
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> Jen Boza
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> Development Manager
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> Union League Boys and Girls Clubs
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> 65 W. Jackson Blvd.
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> Chicago, IL, 60604
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> Phone:  312.765.0085
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> Fax:      312.583.0320
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> www.ulbgc.org
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> www.ulbgc.org/marathon - Check Out Our New Corporate Sponsorship Program
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Noel L. Vivar
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