How are we celebrating awardees in 2020 (since events can't be the answer)?
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On today's coffee talk we had some great ideas surface around ways to celebrate our scholarship students in the current circumstances. We heard:
- Video exchanges between donors and students.
- Newspaper ads/articles with student photos.
- Yard Signs "I am a xyz scholarship recipient!" ( I personally think this sounds super fun!)
What other ideas do you have? How will we show the class of 2020 that we believe in them?
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My son's ski team did a compilation video for their graduating seniors and another that was the overall team video. It was mostly still-photos scrolling through and set to music. This was graduation, not a scholarship, but the same process could apply:
One of the team athletes had the skill-set and time to volunteer the work of putting it together. Parents and students were asked to send their pictures and videos to a shared google folder (or by email or text). They had to track down a few parents/students to nudge them to share but overall the participation was really good and the end-result was too! 🎿
Tracy Larimer | Foundant| Bozeman, MT | she / her / hers |
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We have awarded grants Live streaming using a local radio station and facebook. We have also used the yard signs!
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@JulieLLaLuzerne I love the idea to Live Stream some awards! Can you describe your plans for that a little more?
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@JulieLLaLuzerne l would love to hear more about the Live Stream awards also!
Thanks
Bettie
Community Foundation of Greene CountyPA
Bettie Stammerjohn
Executive Director
Community Foundation of Greene County, Pennsylvania
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