Southern Oregon Sparrow Clubs

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from August 20, 2015
  

  Julie H. asked:

  Is anyone aware of any local High Schools, Middle Schools or Elementary schools that support philanthropy and fund raise for non-profits. CHF would love to make a presentation to them in hopes of being that selected non-profit. For every $10,000 we raise, we can • Send 4 families to Epilepsy Awareness Day at Disneyland for 3 days, all expenses paid, or • Help 4 individuals obtain a seizure-response service dog, or • Provide 10 SmartWatch monitors, or • Provide 11 SAMiAlert monitors, or • Provide 17 Emfit Movement monitors, or • Any combination of the above. Your hard-earned fundraising efforts really reach those who need help.

  

  Amy M. replied:

  Julie... https://www.facebook.com/southernoregonsparrowclubs

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• Referral from March 30, 2015
  

  Elizabeth K. asked:

  Recommendation needed- I am teaching an event planning class and looking for another event for my students to plan. Any recommendations? I had one "client" back out short notice as we start classes this week. Any thoughts?? Even would need to be in Late May/first week of June! I need your help Eburg! :)

  

  Amy M. replied:

  Sparrow Clubs is awesome! Each school sponsors a "sparrow" who is a child with severe health issues and/or disabling conditions. Their motto is "helping kids help kids." So cool! The history behind the non-profit is pretty cool. Watch the videos on their site. www.sparrowclubs.org your job would be to fundraise for the Sparrow which puts money into an account, AND THEN the kids have to do community service to pull the funds for their school's sparrow. 1 hr=$10

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