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It takes only one person to start a project. Let it start with you. - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
It takes only one person to start a project. Let it start with you. - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
It takes only one person to start a project. Let it start with you. Let it start with you. New Rotary Literacy Project New Rotary Literacy Project It all started with one person in our District p DGs past, future and present supported
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You’re My Hero
A Di t i t Y th Lit P j t A District Youth Literacy Project District 5170 Youth Services Literacy Program 5 7 y g
Contact:
- Dr. Bette Daoust
Literacy Chair Literacy@Rotary5170.org 800‐605‐2913 x 1 925‐998‐1631 Cell 9 5 99 3
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BOOKS ARE FUN
Especially When a Student’s Name is on it
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Books are FUN! Books are FUN!
Especially when your name is in one! We GUARANTEE every student the following three things: Th ill i YMH C ifi f A k l d h h
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They will receive a YMH Certificate of Acknowledgment when they submit their story on‐line. This encourages the use of the computer. The certificate will have the YMH logo, the Chicken Soup logo and YOUR Rotary Club logo.
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Their story will be in full view on our website. Due to safety concerns, we can have the student’s initials instead of their full name on the
- site. This will be the choice of the Parent and the School Board.
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The story writer’s name and their hero’s name will appear in the YMH Index of Authors & Heroes at the front of the book.
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EVERYONE IS INCLUDED
No Student is Left Behind
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Everyone is Included Everyone is Included
From Kindergarten to grade 12,
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every student can participate. The younger grades may
even draw a picture of their hero instead of writing a story.
This philosophy allows ALL the students to be a part of one
big project. The younger students will feel SPECIAL because they had a chance to be on even terms with their ld h l
- lder school mates.
This is a positive way to integrate the schools and grade
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- levels. We feel it is a nice way for us to celebrate the Rotary
principles of Joy, Understanding, Integrity, Caring and Love.
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PRIVACY
Everyone’s Privacy is Assured
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Privacy is Assured Privacy is Assured
Even though we invite every student to write just ONE t h f d th t t d t ONE story, we have found that some students were a little hesitant. When we asked them why, their typical response was, “My story is a private thing between me and my hero” That is perfectly OKAY! and my hero. That is perfectly OKAY! The student will have two options should they choose NOT bli h h i i h b k h b NOT to publish their story in the book or on the web.
A) Have their name and their hero’s name listed in the
front of the book (so they can be included) OR OR
B) They may choose to have their names left out.
Either way is fine.
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WHO DOES WHAT
Division of Responsibilities
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Guides & Checklists Guides & Checklists
Getting Started Guide Advertising &
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Simple – Fill out the form
in your packet and hand it back to the presenter
Sponsorship Guide
When you are set up –
you will be sent your p
You will be setup and
running within 24 hours
Once set up you will be
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Rotary Clubs and Interact
Clubs should work
Once set up you will be
sent a guide for preselling books to parents, Rotarians and local Clubs should work together
Help with Presales of the
book Rotarians and local businesses that support the project. book
Help with Advertising
and sponsorship sales
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Responsibilities Responsibilities
Students
W i ONE AND
You’re My Hero
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Write ONE story AND
Put it ONLINE
Teachers/Club Rep
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Provide secure website Edit stories for publishing Ensure all stories are posted
- n the website
Set up committee to select
stories to be published in the book
Aid in getting all the stories
- n the website
Provide cover design
services
Provide typesetting services
Aid in getting all the stories
- nline
Help with Presales of the
book
Provide typesetting services Print quality books Ship books to the schools Provide support Help with Advertising and
sponsorship sales
Provide support Provide coaching Help your project be a
success success
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LITERACY FOR ALL
First Steps to a Successful Club and District Program
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Getting Started Getting Started
Information Needed Setup Information
Interact Club Name President/email
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What password do you
want for your project?
Rotary Club Name Club Liaison
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Money collection
contact email/phone
Alternate Contact
Name and email/phone Name and email/phone
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SPONSOR/ADVERTISE
Every Club has the opportunity to raise $37,000
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Suggested Rates Suggested Rates
ADVERTSING/SPONSORS
- FRONT COVER Front Ad Column ‐
OTHER ADVERTISING
OPPORTUNITIES
Color 5 @ $2,000.00
- 1/2 of BACK COVER Top half ‐ Color
1 @ $3,000.00
- Inside FRONT PAGE Full page ‐ FIRST
OPPORTUNITIES
FULL PAGE AD Back of
book ‐ Ad section U li i d h
p g page 1 @ $3,000.00
- Inside BACK PAGE Full page ‐ LAST
Page 1 @ $3,000.00
CHAPTER SPONSOR
Unlimited $750.00 each
HALF PAGE AD Back of
book ‐ Ad section Unlimited $ 00 00 each
- Full page ‐ Start of Chapter AND
bottom tag line on every page in the chapter ‐ 10 @ $2,000.00
Unlimited $500.00 each
1/4 PAGE AD Back of book ‐
Ad section Unlimited h BUSINESS
$300.00 each BUSINESS
CARD Back of book ‐ Ad section Unlimited $200.00 each each
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“My hero is a guy who is always
there for me - my dad. He helps me there for me my dad. He helps me in life. He’s there to help with my homework when my grades are low, volunteers as the coach of my hockey team and does things without hockey team and does things without me asking. He doesn’t know my hero is him. This book will be a surprise for him.” him. Brandon Burke - Grade 8