[8608] in APO News
APO Service Digest, pledges' last chance to meet
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Vladimir Tarasov)
Tue Apr 11 16:36:33 2006
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 16:36:08 -0400
To: apo-news@mit.edu
From: Vladimir Tarasov <vtarasov@MIT.EDU>
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Hey Brothers,
Here's what's up in terms of upcoming service:
NOTE: term is almost over, this is probably the last batch of
projects for the term, if you're a pledge, make sure you've met the
pledge requirements!!!
(requirements: ~6 projects, PC an event, learn a chapter skill,
attend 3+ chapter meetings, attend 3+ fellowship events, see
http//mit.edu/riv/Public/apo/manual.pdf)
---Prison Books Program---
Tuesday April 18th (next tues., no classes!)
Leaving office at 5:15, getting back around 10ish
Picking out books for prisoners in the Mass. Penal system
---Easton Children's Museum---
Saturday April 22nd
Leaving office at 9ish, getting back 4ish
Cleaning up their street and parking lot, perhaps some exhibit maintenance
---Charles River Conservancy---
Saturday April 29th
Time TBD (probably 10am-2pm)
Cleaning up the Cambridge stretch of the Charles River
---Cradles to Crayons---
Thursday May 4th
Leaving office at 5:15 getting back at 9ish
Arranging/fixing up gifts for underprivileged children and mothers
PLEDGES:
None of the above projects have PC's. If you haven't PC'd something
this term, it's a pledge requirement, and the above projects are ripe
for the PCing.
All you'd pretty much have to do is poke people and take RSVP's. A
couple of the projects involve getting food for the participants.
Email me if you're interested.
DRIVERS:
Easton Children's museum needs you! It's a ~40 minute drive to
Easton, MA, you'd be reimbursed for gas and such! Please volunteer,
the project can't happen without you.
YearningiLotsForSomeprojects?,
vlad
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Hey Brothers,<br>
Here's what's up in terms of upcoming service:<br><br>
NOTE: term is almost over, this is probably the last batch of projects
for the term, if you're a pledge, make sure you've met the pledge
requirements!!!<br>
(requirements: ~6 projects, PC an event, learn a chapter skill, attend 3+
chapter meetings, attend 3+ fellowship events, see <br>
http//mit.edu/riv/Public/apo/manual.pdf)<br><br>
<b>---Prison Books Program---<br>
</b>Tuesday April 18th (next tues., no classes!)<br>
Leaving office at 5:15, getting back around 10ish<br>
Picking out books for prisoners in the Mass. Penal system<br><br>
<b>---Easton Children's Museum---<br>
</b>Saturday April 22nd<br>
Leaving office at 9ish, getting back 4ish<br>
Cleaning up their street and parking lot, perhaps some exhibit
maintenance<br><br>
---<b>Charles River Conservancy</b>---<br>
Saturday April 29th<br>
Time TBD (probably 10am-2pm)<br>
Cleaning up the Cambridge stretch of the Charles River<br><br>
---<b>Cradles to Crayons</b>---<br>
Thursday May 4th<br>
Leaving office at 5:15 getting back at 9ish<br>
Arranging/fixing up gifts for underprivileged children and
mothers<br><br>
PLEDGES:<br>
None of the above projects have PC's. If you haven't PC'd something this
term, it's a pledge requirement, and the above projects are ripe for the
PCing.<br>
All you'd pretty much have to do is poke people and take RSVP's. A couple
of the projects involve getting food for the participants. Email me if
you're interested.<br><br>
DRIVERS:<br>
Easton Children's museum needs you! It's a ~40 minute drive to Easton,
MA, you'd be reimbursed for gas and such! Please volunteer, the project
can't happen without you.<br><br>
YearningiLotsForSomeprojects?,<br>
vlad</body>
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