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SkillsUSA National Week of Service

May 4-10, 2008

We would like to invite all our chapters to plan a community service project during the week of May 4-10, 2008. This will help commemorate the founding of SkillsUSA as well as harness the power of our combined efforts to showcase the good work being done by our student members and bring attention to Career and Technical Education, and the value of SkillsUSA. With more time to for chapters to plan their community service efforts, we hope to increase the number of chapters participating and therefore gain more local and national media attention for our efforts.

See the 2008 Chapter Service Reports.


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To assist you with planning and carrying out this event, we have created a downloadable Community Service Guide and Community Service Checklist and provide you with customizable media releases, PSAs and Thank You Letters to help generate publicity for your service event.

We want to showcase your event!
The first 50 advisors who submit a National Week of Service project report to the national office by May 15, 2008 will receive a SkillsUSA logo canvas briefcase. Photos are also appreciated. Send your reports and photographs to Karen Perrino at kperrino@skillsusa.org.

Publicize Your Event Locally with our Media Guide
To locate media resources for your community, including contact information for area newspapers, television and radio stations, use our SkillsUSA Advocacy Site.

Go to our site, click on Media, enter your zip code and then click on Local Media. Click on the links to see full contact information for each media outlet.

Go Green!
SkillsUSA encourages green community service projects that utilize environmentally conscious practices such as tree planting, landscaping, removal of graffiti, blight or litter; computer recycling, etc. Let us know if your SkillsUSA chapter is green in any of its activities this year!

President's Volunteer Service Award
SkillsUSA is now an official certifying organization for the President's Volunteer Service Award. Your chapter's service qualifies for this award. To find out more, visit this link

2008 Chapter Community Service Reports
Find out what other chapters did this year and get inspiration for your own chapter community service projects.



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