Minutes 8/27/2018
August 27, 2018 · Posted by Amy Gourley (last modified on August 27, 2018 at 10:45pm)
Other helpful information - Sara:
â— Requirements Reminders:
â—‹ 20 service hours per semester (can include up to 5 ou
Community Service Events - Rachel
Hello Brothers! My name is Rachel you might not know me cause I
was abroad last semester and I’m VP of Community Service!
Community Service Events
INtegRIty Counseling- a donation based counseling program
Needs reception volunteers for afternoons, evenings and saturdays. Would answer phones, screen calls and
schedule clients!
Community Service Events
Become a PATH/United Way 2-1-1 Hotline Volunteer:
Adult volunteers are needed to answer phones on the 24-hour hotline. Volunteering your
time on the hotline offers a rewarding experience and a great opportunity to give back to your community. A complete training program and professional backup is provided. Our training program teaches you everything you need to know, including communication techniques and information about community resources. The next 8-week training class begins September 13, 2018. If interested, the volunteer application is available online at
www.pathcrisis.org. Classroom training meets on Thursdays from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm.
Questions? Call Kevin at 309-834-0541.
Community Service Events
Downtown Bloomington Associations
Farmers Market
Needs volunteers to set up, information
booth, vendor substitute, tear down
Starting sat 9/1
Event on APO online
Community Service Events
Veggie Oasis!
Veggie Oasis volunteers glean produce at the end of the market and deliver it to
distribution sites in the Westside food desert. The food is giving away for free to local
residents along with recipes, nutrition education, food insecurity information, and
promotional materials for the farmers’ market.
1. Gleaning Volunteers: Meet at the market at 11:30am. Go to the DBA tent on the NE
corner of the square. Glean produce for farmers and deliver to the distribution site
(12-12:30ish).
2. Distribution Volunteers: Meet at the distribution site at 12:15pm. Set up table, sign,
and information. Help to arrange veggies when they arrive. Engage with people who
come to select veggies. Clean up and break down table when the food is gone (usually
by 2pm). Right now, our site is the WBRP office at 724 W Washington.
Other Community Service Events...
â— Habitat for Humanity
â— Girl Scouts is looking for someone to work with
â— Bent on Success - tutor kids at Bent middle school
If you know of or have any ideas for other community service events email me
Campus, National, and Fraternity Service
Right now, Puppy Chow is taking up my life but as soon as
this week is over, I can look more into possible events for us.
Campus - Pairing with another organization like Sierra
Student Coalition or the Peace Garden for a service day
National - Habitat for Humanity, Appalacia Service Project
Fraternity - ??? if you have any interests that we can look into,
fantastic! Maybe we can do a non-perishable food drive in
November? Otherwise I’m still trying to come up with ideas
for our chapter to do during this semester/year
Appalachia Service Project-Fall Break!
College Service Project Programs
Locations in Appalachia: Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee,
Virginia, and West Virginia
Projects differing in lengths throughout the year: long weekends, over
breaks. We can schedule whenever we want (advanced notice increases
likelihood of enough spots available)
Programs consist of: engaging with the surrounding community,
providing home repair, and doing service together!
Cost is $65 per person per day of trip
They are also looking for summer staff if that is something you are
interested in!
MEMBERSHIP - Olivia
Birthdays!
â– Justin Damon- 8/6
â– Maggie Arseneault- 8/15
â– Laurin Ebert- 8/20
â– Kelsey Robertson- 8/28
â– Morgan Braun- 8/29
â– Breanna Metry- 8/29
MEMBER OF THE WEEK - Amy Gourley
Major: Psychology Major, Minoring in Anthro
and Spanish
Other Activities: VP Communications for APO,
Tutor in the Writing Center, TA for Bio 107
Hobbies: Going outdoors, hiking, music, piano,
color coding, and most vegetables.
Fun Fact: “I have flipped two cars†--Amy
Gourley
Treasurer- Justin Damon
I am collecting dues now which are $40.
Fundraising- Coop
Sign up for Puppy Chow! It’s fundraising hours
Leadership
I added NAMI Talks to APOonline -
worth 2 points!
April 14, 9am-12 Sugar Creek clean up.
If you want to come along, I’m going
and can drive 3 more people
Fellowship - Morgan
Pledge Ed- Maggie
â— Pledge week starts 9/17 & pledge ceremony is 9/24
â— Please come to RSO fair!!!!
Communications - Amy
- Follow APO! Before the RSO Fair, I’d like to increase numbers on
our Instagram and Facebook
- Follow apo_omegaepsilon on Instagram (and encourage your friends to do so
too)
- Like our Facebook Page: IWU APO
- Flyers for Pledge Week
- Volunteers? We will add any ideas/finished products to a Google Drive Folder
- We will wait to order tee shirts until after pledge week, so that
new pledges can order too!
- WEAR APO LETTERS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OF
THIS WEEK!!!!!
NEWS,
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
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