THIS IS ME!
As you probably know, young women today face increasing pressure to measure their self-worth based on superficial standards. This Is ME’s volunteer coalition of concerned women works to foster more substance in a girl’s world. Our personalized programming offers girls a safe space to explore their interests, discover their talents, and choose the kind of women they hope to become.
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Haitian Relief - THE HAITIAN PROJECT
As you may know, This Is ME is in the planning stages of developing Sa Se Mwen – a chapter of This Is ME in Haiti . We, like everyone who has heard, are heartsick over the destruction and loss of life caused by the earthquake in Port-au-Prince on January 12. As you can imagine, communication has been nearly impossible, medical needs are great, and there is overall chaos.
If you are looking to directly support the clean up and rescue efforts, you may donate to The Haitian Project in the following ways:
1. Go to www.haitianproject.org and click on donate. Under "Dedication of Gift," please write Mary Jo Dunne / This Is ME so that we can share with them how to use the gift.
2. Send a check made payable to The Haitian Project directly to PO Box 6891 , Providence , RI 02940 . Please write Mary Jo Dunne / This Is ME in the memo line. We are not looking for credit for the donation, but it is a way for Mary Jo to direct where the funds should go.
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A Special Thanks to:
Illinois Vehicle Insurance Agency and Pizza by Alex for providing food and refreshments at our Summer Fun Fair!
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Thank you, Gracias, Dzieki, Asanti, Grazie, Danyavad!
Thank you to all of the generous people who donated items to the 7th Annual Silent Auction. Please patron the kind vendors and businesses that support This Is ME. Click here for the full list.
Thank you also to Pa’Samba for providing free entertainment!
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THIS IS ME! and I want to say...
Be hated for who you are rather than loved for who you’re not.
-Leo, Saint Andrew Girls Circle participant
