Three of the Worthwhile team members recently spoke at a nonprofit event hosted on Wednesday, July 20th by DNA Creative Communications.
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Topics: Community Involvement, Press Releases
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Topics: Community Involvement, Fun Stuff
As the Communications Intern for Worthwhile this summer, I have learned about everything from Information Architecture and SEO to press releases and customer service. As a part of my job, I recently had the opportunity to interview Emily Kosa and Meg Reid at DNA Creative Communications right here in Greenville to learn more about communications. As usual, I can’t believe the coolness of my internship.
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Web for Good is pleased to announce our first client.
After significant thought and deliberation, the Web for Good board has chosen A Child’s Haven for a pro bono project. A Child’s Haven is a Greenville based therapeutic and prevention center for developmentally delayed, abused, and neglected young children and their families. Their goal is to transform the lives of the entire family unit, so that they can proceed into the future, living healthy and productive lives. Here’s how we plan to help.
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What do 2 small children, 5 women, 5 men, 20+ trash bags, and a massive pile of debris have in common? You guessed it – HOG, err, Hands on Greenville that is.
On April 30th some of the Worthwhile gang got together to form one of the 135 volunteer work teams that helped to clean up Greenville. We were 11 of the 6,817 volunteers that spread out all over Greenville. Our task — clean the yard of a Meals on Wheels customer.
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Topics: Community Involvement
I have a couple of friends and organizations that I do a little work for to help them or their cause out. The reason I do it is not because I love extra work, or have some need to fill my free relax-time with nose-down computer tasks, it’s because they’re my friends and I believe in their cause. One such group is the Palmetto Peloton Project (www.p3ride.org). We do a lot of work for them here at Worthwhile, but in addition to that I maintain their yearly blog for their “Challenge to Conquer Cancer” relay ride from Greenville to Austin, TX (www.ridetoaustin.com). I also try to help them stay up to par with social media (although I dropped the twitter-ball this year. We’ll get better about it!) and generally I toot the P3 horn whenever the topic of cancer comes up. This group will have donated close to three quarters of a million dollars to local cancer research and the LiveStrong Foundation when this year’s events come to a close. Not only is this completely phenomenal, my wife has been a part of this group for the past three years and is a cancer survivor. I enjoy helping them out.
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