Archive for May, 2009
Kazoo Tribute Honors Slain McMichael
0 Comments Published by DJacoby May 26th, 2009 in Artistic and Creative.Seattle Street musician Ed McMichael was a fixture outside Seattle sports stadiums and events, entertaining onlookers by playing the tuba and wearing a ridiculous hat. When McMichael was robbed and murdered by three juveniles last fall, Doug Creson thought that he deserved some kind of tribute. He made his project in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and [...]
Swish AIDS Walk Team Raises $5,000
0 Comments Published by macaniff May 21st, 2009 in Fund Raising, Health and Wellness, Humanitarian.In her Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program earlier this year, New Yorker Sue Sena put on a volunteer expo event through SWiSH – a gay rights group that she had founded – the acronym stands for Straight Women in Support of Homos.
Fundraiser Fuels Rebuilding of Dominican Church
0 Comments Published by DJacoby May 8th, 2009 in Fund Raising, Humanitarian.Dr. Montgomery Douglas took on an ambitious project in his Self-Expression and Leadership Program: the rebuilding of the Portsmouth Roman Catholic Church in the Domincan Republic which was destroyed by an earthquake in 2004.
Dress for Success Aids Women
0 Comments Published by macaniff May 6th, 2009 in Education, Family, Fund Raising, Humanitarian.The Bucks County Courier Times of Pennsylvania recently published a story about the Landmark Self Expression and Leadership Program of Vicki LaRosa, whichy raised money for the Dress for Success Organization.
Helping women dress for success
by Kate Fratti
The hardest part of the work day, in my estimation, is getting dressed.
What to wear? What to wear?
And the [...]
Fundraiser Aids Indian School
0 Comments Published by Julia Taylor May 1st, 2009 in Children, Education, Fund Raising, Humanitarian, India, Uncategorized.Tessa Mills created a fundraising event to raise £1,000 for new classrooms at a Himalayan school. The event, which was her project in the self expression and leadership programme, actually raised £1,500 and the attention of the London Informer.