Mark your calendars! The date has been set for the fall Evaluation and Reunion weekend for the PVs. This year it will be the weekend of October 13 and 14, and will once again be graciously hosted by Jo and Wayne in Bradley Beach, NJ and Wall, NJ respectively.
The weekend is always a wonderful time to reconnect with your PV family and talk about the summer and the Program. More information will be coming soon via email.
We hope to see you there!
Mark your calendars! The date has been set for the fall Evaluation and Reunion weekend for the PVs. This year it will be the weekend of October 13 and 14, and will once again be graciously hosted by Jo and Wayne in Bradley Beach, NJ and Wall, NJ respectively.
The weekend is always a wonderful time to reconnect with your PV family and talk about the summer and the Program. More information will be coming soon via email.
We hope to see you there!
Mark your calendars! The date has been set for the fall Evaluation and Reunion weekend for the PVs. This year it will be the weekend of October 13 and 14, and will once again be graciously hosted by Jo and Wayne in Bradley Beach, NJ and Wall, NJ respectively.
The weekend is always a wonderful time to reconnect with your PV family and talk about the summer and the Program. More information will be coming soon via email.
We hope to see you there!
Over the summer we saw quite an increase in “likes” on our Facebook page, but we have been at 86 likes for awhile now. If you are on Facebook and haven’t “liked” us, please do and encourage family and friends to do the same. Lets get us over 100 by the end of the weekend!
It is our hope that through our Facebook, PV Blogs and our Twitter account we can share important and interesting information about the PVs, as well as info about our service areas. If you haven’t been to our Twitter and Facebook pages we encourage you to do so. All you have to do is click the links to the right -> -> ->
We have directly linked our blog to both of these sites, so any updates here will appear will appear on both our twitter feed and on Facebook. If you “like” us Facebook, you will be alerted any new posts here.
Spread the word, share the love!
Over the summer we saw quite an increase in “likes” on our Facebook page, but we have been at 86 likes for awhile now. If you are on Facebook and haven’t “liked” us, please do and encourage family and friends to do the same. Lets get us over 100 by the end of the weekend!
It is our hope that through our Facebook, PV Blogs and our Twitter account we can share important and interesting information about the PVs, as well as info about our service areas. If you haven’t been to our Twitter and Facebook pages we encourage you to do so. All you have to do is click the links to the right -> -> ->
We have directly linked our blog to both of these sites, so any updates here will appear will appear on both our twitter feed and on Facebook. If you “like” us Facebook, you will be alerted any new posts here.
Spread the word, share the love!
Over the summer we saw quite an increase in “likes” on our Facebook
page, but we have been at 86 likes for awhile now. If you are on
Facebook and haven’t “liked” us, please do and encourage family and
friends to do the same. Lets get us over 100 by the end of the weekend!
It is our hope that through our Facebook, PV Blogs and our Twitter account we can share important and interesting information about the PVs, as well as info about our service areas. If you haven’t been to our Twitter and Facebook pages we encourage you to do so. All you have to do is click the links to the right -> -> ->
We have directly linked our blog to both of these sites, so any updates here will appear will appear on both our twitter feed and on Facebook. If you “like” us Facebook, you will be alerted any new posts here.
Spread the word, share the love!
Those of you who were with us in West Virginia this summer know we had quite a few little fundraisers going on during the program. Now that the summer is wrapped wanted to share with you how they all went. In total from these activities, $641 was raised for the PVs. We find this quite incredible! Some highlights from these fundraisers:
A handmade stained glass was donated to the PVs to put up for silent auction throughout the summer. The final and winning bid was $151! Congratulations Bernice on your new stained glass!
A new campaign called “Change for Change,” asking volunteers to drop any pocket change they had into a bucket, was also very successful. When all the pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters (and even a dollar coin) were counted at the end of the summer, just over $125 was raised. Not bad for a little pocket change!
The last two weeks of the program we also did a split the pot raffle. Both winners generously donated their halves back to the program, so that the program made $150 from the two raffles. Thank you Chuck and Michele!
We also were able to raffle off a handmade afghan made by Lucy, sell previous summers t-shirts, as well as cookbooks and 35 years books. All in we were very pleased with all the donations. Thank you to all who contributed either an item or by donation.
Those of you who were with us in West Virginia this summer know we had quite a few little fundraisers going on during the program. Now that the summer is wrapped wanted to share with you how they all went. In total from these activities, $641 was raised for the PVs. We find this quite incredible! Some highlights from these fundraisers:
A handmade stained glass was donated to the PVs to put up for silent auction throughout the summer. The final and winning bid was $151! Congratulations Bernice on your new stained glass!
A new campaign called “Change for Change,” asking volunteers to drop any pocket change they had into a bucket, was also very successful. When all the pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters (and even a dollar coin) were counted at the end of the summer, just over $125 was raised. Not bad for a little pocket change!
The last two weeks of the program we also did a split the pot raffle. Both winners generously donated their halves back to the program, so that the program made $150 from the two raffles. Thank you Chuck and Michele!
We also were able to raffle off a handmade afghan made by Lucy, sell previous summers t-shirts, as well as cookbooks and 35 years books. All in we were very pleased with all the donations. Thank you to all who contributed either an item or by donation.
Those of you who were with us in West Virginia this summer know we had quite a few little fundraisers going on during the program. Now that the summer is wrapped wanted to share with you how they all went. In total from these activities, $641 was raised for the PVs. We find this quite incredible! Some highlights from these fundraisers:
A handmade stained glass was donated to the PVs to put up for silent auction throughout the summer. The final and winning bid was $151! Congratulations Bernice on your new stained glass!
A new campaign called “Change for Change,” asking volunteers to drop any pocket change they had into a bucket, was also very successful. When all the pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters (and even a dollar coin) were counted at the end of the summer, just over $125 was raised. Not bad for a little pocket change!
The last two weeks of the program we also did a split the pot raffle. Both winners generously donated their halves back to the program, so that the program made $150 from the two raffles. Thank you Chuck and Michele!
We also were able to raffle off a handmade afghan made by Lucy, sell previous summers t-shirts, as well as cookbooks and 35 years books. All in we were very pleased with all the donations. Thank you to all who contributed either an item or by donation.
Now that the summer program has finished, and we have caught up on some much needed rest, we will be catching you up with several blog posts over the next few days.
The first thing to check out, I just posted pictures from three different Live with Passion events to the LWP blog. If you get a chance take a look at the pictures from the Reading, PA, Clark, NJ and Brooklyn, NY events, and all the cities if you haven’t already. It always amazes me the amount of people involved in this fundraiser throughout the country.
This year we ended up raising $14,250!! Thank you all for the support. we couldn’t do it without you!