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Verizon West Collects more than 1,000 Books for
Seasons Readings Program
By: Lisa
Moulder, Verizon West Seasons Readings Coordinator
In early January, members of the Verizon West Chapter in San
Angelo, Texas, delivered 1,000 books to the Guadalope Head Start
Center, the Literacy Council, the Shannon Women’s and Children’s
Center, the Family Shelter, and the Angelo Community Hospital
Pediatric unit. For the full story, click
www.verizonpioneers.org.
To obtain the latest book collection results, please visit
http://www.verizonreads.net/seasons-readings/ |
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Stay warm and shop for Valentine's Day!
Don't go store to store in the cold weather.
Buy online and have us deliver your order to your doorstep. Remember
your sweetheart with silver Pioneer earrings and charms. Our Estore
also has a nice selection of Boyd's collectible stuffed bears.
http://www.verizonpioneers.org/EStoreHomeRplac1103.htm |
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Would you like a 2003 TelecomPioneers
Annual Report?
Simply e-mail Jeri Neely at jneely@telecompioneers.org
or call her at 800.872.5995, x260. She'll mail you a copy at no
charge. |
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V/F/T TelecomPioneers Advisory Board
Starts Year with Full Agenda
The Advisory Board, composed of the presidents
and vice presidents of all the chapters, held its first conference
call of the year Jan. 13. During the meeting, the Board agreed to
continue this publication, plan a training conference for future
Pioneer leaders in November, evaluate its community service
projects, and support the Vantage direct mail campaign for
fundraising. |
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Christmas Wishes
by: Verna M. Semple, Thomas Sherwin Chapter
Thanks to the amazing efforts of the TelecomPioneers
staff, the leaders of the Thomas Sherwin Chapter, and the members of
the Crossroads Chapter, a four-year-old girl named Karina Nordhal
received a HOT trike special delivery from Santa (Dan Carnali) the
Saturday before Christmas. To view the entire story, go to
http://www.telecompioneers.org/Information/DisplayFullStory.asp?NavPageID=17998&ItemID=109831 |
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NY Life Members repair toys for needy
children
The three life member clubs of Albany, Troy and
Schenectady, N.Y.commemorated 15 years of a partnership with the
Albany N.Y. Police Athletic League (PAL) repairing toys for
underprivileged children. Under the leadership of Ken Rapsard and
the helping hands of Lynne and Don Strevell, SallyAnn Purcell,
Walden Briggs, Don Haswell and Bob Bouvier, this group of dedicated
life members have, from 1989 to now, repaired and distributed over
75,000 toys to needy kids at Christmastime. Since 1989, the group
has volunteered over 170,000 hours. The toys are donated by national
toy manufacturers and are all new, returned to the stores as
defective. Many need only a simple adjustment, a small repair, or
just new batteries. The TelecomPioneers do most all of the repair
work. |
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