Behind the Scenes at MTM


This blog is a day-to-day update of what is going on in Mu Tau Mu. Eventually we'll move the older journal entries from our livejournal space but for now to read the archives (entries prior to May 19, 2005), head over to http://www.livejournal.com/users/amzmtm/.

Things you'll hear about here include notification that new photos or other items are posted on our private website (more about the site is here), more detail on our activities than you see in our month-by-month history blog, news from Case, news from the collegiate chapter, news from Alpha Chi Omega at large, and occasionally fun new ideas on their way to implementation. Links to the private site will take you directly to the item mentioned.

To protect the privacy of our members, only first names will be given.

Entries by MTM Exec Board (410)

Virtual philanthropy project for June 2, 2009

Let’s shine the spotlight on Alpha Chi Omega’s domestic violence awareness partner, the Give Respect Campaign! Win a prize!

Here’s how:

1. Twitter friends, please tweet a message like this on Tuesday 6/2:

Follow #AXO's domestic violence awareness partner @Give_Respect & join facebook cause http://bit.ly/gewQF #charitytuesday

2. Join the cause (http://apps.facebook.com/causes/90680?m=4a83263b) and post it to your facebook profile.

3. Follow @Give_Respect on twitter (http://twitter.com/give_respect)

On Tuesday June 2nd @ 9pm EDT we’ll post a trivia question about Give_Respect here and on twitter (follow @amy_z to see it on twitter). One lucky winner (chosen at random from among all correct tweeted responses received by 9pm EDT Wed 6/3) will win a $5 amazon.com gift card.

Ask your friends to join us – share a link to this post and invite them to the facebook group for Alpha Chi Omegas on Twitter http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=93103418928&ref=ts

Twitter Charity Tuesday for 5/26/09

Join us Tuesday, May 26th as we promote a Domestic Violence Center as part of Twitter's Charity Tuesday. This week we're sharing a Fathers’ Day gift idea that benefits 1736 Family Crisis Center in Los Angeles, CA.

To participate, all you have to do is tweet a message like this on Tuesday:

Looking for a meaningful Fathers’ Day gift? http://bit.ly/bX8ZP benefits CA domestic violence shelter #AXO #charitytuesday

and encourage your friends to do the same by sending them a link to this page.

If you can't be online Tuesday, pre-schedule your tweet on a service like Hoot Suite.

Please also participate in Charity Tuesday on Facebook - by posting a link to http://axomtm.squarespace.com/journal/2009/5/18/great-fathers-day-gift-idea.html on your facebook profile!

 

Posted on Monday, May 25, 2009 at 06:46PM by Registered CommenterMTM Exec Board in , , | Comments1 Comment

Thank you to The Body Shop!!

This statement comes from NCADV (the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence):

The Body Shop and NCADV: It’s Been a Wonderful Six Years

The Body Shop Concludes its Stop Violence in the Home Campaign

Since 2003, The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) has been extremely fortunate to work with The Body Shop on their Stop Violence in the Home campaign. This partnership has created awareness, raised critical program funds for NCADV, and built partnerships between local domestic violence programs and The Body Shop stores throughout the country. Those local partnerships have also raised funds for direct services and provided donated products for residents of emergency shelters. To date, almost $1.5 million dollars have been raised through their efforts.

NCADV’s partnership with The Body Shop’s Stop Violence in the Home campaign has become one of our most important joint ventures. The money generated by this campaign has enabled NCADV to enhance current programs such as the Face to Face Reconstructive Surgery Referral program, and to create new projects such as the Teacher Training Manual, an invaluable tool for education professionals working with young victims of domestic violence.

In July of 2009, The Body Shop will begin focusing on other critical issues within our global community. We give them our utmost support and best wishes in their efforts to help raise awareness and funds for the important missions of other causes.  

However, NCADV still needs your help!

Please take time between now and the end of July to visit your local Body Shop store or visit the Body Shop website to purchase the wonderful products created to benefit NCADV so we can continue to provide our valuable services. Click on each image to purchase or visit your local Body Shop.

These Body Shop products directly benefit NCADV:


 

as well as the Bag for Life and the SVITH (Stop Violence in the Home) Lip Care Stick Duo.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you to The Body Shop for the amazing support you’ve given us over the years!  We truly appreciate your support in ending violence in the lives of women. 

For more on The Body Shop, please follow this link.

All DVA items from The Body Shop are featured on our Alpha Chi Omega Mu Tau Mu Shop for DVA page.

Alpha Chi Omega to Compete in Food Network Reality Show!

Alpha Iota (University of Vermont) alumna, Melissa d'Arabian, will appear on "The Next Food Network Star" on the Food Network this summer.

The first episode airs on June 7th.

View her profile for the show here, and then make plans to tune in and support her!

Tweeting in support of Alpha Chi Omega Foundation!

Join us Tuesday, May 19th as we show our support for all of Alpha Chi Omega Foundation's great Domestic Violence Awareness programs as part of Twitter's Charity Tuesday. This week we're sharing the video Foundation created in October 2008 highlighting the work of the Julian Center in Indianapolis. (see video below)

To participate, all you have to do is tweet a message like this:

Learn more about domestic violence shelters w great video from #AXO Foundation: http://bit.ly/vmP7u #charitytuesday

and encourage your friends to do the same!

If you can't be online Tuesday, pre-schedule your tweet on a service like Hoot Suite.

 

What is Twitter? Click here to learn more!

Posted on Monday, May 18, 2009 at 04:15PM by Registered CommenterMTM Exec Board in , , , , | Comments1 Comment
 
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