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North Texas Corporate Request for Donations
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A Student Achievement Awareness Support Services Organization
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NETWORKING FOR LIFE - 2008 "SKIP-LUNCH-FEED-EDUCATION" Campaign
www.networkingforlife.org
A North Texas 501 (C) (3) certified organization
July 24, 2008
The secret to the success of Networking For Life has been to simply "support the dreams of students".
For the 2007 - 2008 school year, the pro-active student achievement awareness concept and family oriented activities resulted in 100% of our students graduating and being promoted to their next grade level. Of those enrolled in our program, 66% were selected to attend summer programs for high achieving students. Students are also monitored to ensure they are not tricked into getting involved with illegal drugs while at school.
Networking For Life has just recently completed it?s first summer program with 100% completion at Inwood Day School Child Care. The students' ages ranged from 6 to 14. The students were exposed to technology concepts. Students learned how to use millimeters. Students learned the values of following instructions, planning for their futures, and most importantly, to be part of a student achievement awareness program like Networking For Life to ensure that someone is always pro-actively looking out for their best educational interest while they focus on doing their best in school.
In the Networking For Life student achievement awareness program, students are exposed to the following:
- TEEDS (Texas Early Employee Development Services) program -students learn why it's best to plan to get to school early, to understand their responsibilities and to participate in small group classroom activities.
- Student Essay of Hope - students learn the value of writing down important information.
- The Science of Student Achievement - students learn for themselves why some students try to do their best and some students do not think it is important to do their best while going to school or when working on their first few jobs.
- The High Achieving Student Program - students learn how to turn their homework in early, ways to avoid becoming a bully, and how not to start using illegal drugs in school.
- "Networking For Life - The Educational Process" - students learn various ways to easier transition from school life to after high school life. Students will always have support when they need it the most.
The mission of Networking For Life is to use technology and resources to change the way students think about going to school and their lives after high school. This is where Networking For Life can use help with raising funds to help more students.
Two Easy Options to Help
Option #1: Employees can log onto www.networkingforlife.org and select the "SKIP-LUNCH" link. With this option you can skip eating lunch one day each month and donate the "lunch money" to help Networking For Life with enrolling another student into their student achievement support programs.
Option #2: Corporation Departments can log onto www.networkingforlife.org and select the Corporation Donation link to make an annual one time donation.
Current DFW Partnerships, Affiliates and Collaborations includes the following team:
Inwood Day School Child Care
DISD Child Care Vendor
The Dallas KinCare Network
The Dallas Public Libraries
The Child Care Group
Child Protective Services
The US Department of Agriculture Child and Adult Care Food Program
Infinite Care Home Health
Networking For Life Medical
JB Medical
Classic Imaging
Complete Medical Services
The Tigers Soccer Club
PTA Hernandez Elementary School (DISD)
PTA Maple Lawn Elementary School (DISD)
PTA TJ Rusk Middle School (DISD)
ASI Gymnastics
Pumas Soccer Club
6 and Under Auto Sales
Maple Lawn Home Owners Association
When was the last time you networked for life?
Thank you and your team for supporting youth educational achievement programs!
Networking For Life is always looking for more partners.
Networking For Life
Albert J. Garry
Executive Director
2820 Inwood Road, Suite 2, Dallas, Texas 75235
albertgarry@mynet4life.org
214-352-1334 office 214-352-0136 fax
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