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What to Prepare for a Promise Campaign Meeting

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Watch the first episode of the Promise Campaign mini-series to find out how one of our veteran JDRF Advocacy volunteers, Debbie Evans of the Minnesota/North Dakota Chapter, prepares for Promise to Remember Me Campaign meetings.

If you're interested in helping coordinate a Promise meeting during the holidays, use the information at this blog post, http://bit.ly/69Ic4J, to get started.


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Posted by Melissa at 12/8/2009 11:17 AM
Debbie, what a fun video! This makes it so much easier to understand what is involved in and how to get ready for a meeting. Thank you for sharing!

Posted by Judy at 12/8/2009 10:14 AM
Debbie, you cracked me up with all your patriotic scarves and bears and physicists. You made this actually seem like fun!

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Posted by Promise Campaign Staff on 12.3.09

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About the Promise Campaign

The Promise Campaign is a coordinated effort to schedule and complete as many meetings as possible between representatives and senators and their constituents in their local districts. In addition to building relationships with federal lawmakers, it allows JDRF to continue the momentum and messaging established through our Children's Congress event.
More about the Promise to Remember Me Campaign.

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The 2010 Promise Campaign kicks-off on
August 1. Click here to register for a meeting
in your neighborhood.

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