Post a project, get involved!
The online project database for this year’s Make A Difference Day is open and ready for entries. The Make A Difference Day database is the place to share your project plans, recruit volunteers and brag a little about how you’ll help your community on Make A Difference Day, Saturday, Oct. 27. Creating an account is easy. Remember that to be considered for a national award, your project must be registered in the database, so get started today! We’re eager to hear about what’s in the works.
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We all can make a positive difference, whether we are labeled negatively or positively. I feel Americans are the best, because you saved my life. Shouldn’t we be more respectful of each others humans capabilities than using hurtful or negatively defined terms like injured, disabled, retarded, handicapped, etc.? This is one mission of the organization “Challenged Conquistadors, Inc.”, I started in 1992. Another objective of our organization is making sure parents make sure helmets are on their youth when riding bikes, etc. This is the best way to reduce healthcare costs. I’ve been stating this fact since 1978, but few have listened to me, could it be that individuals like me aren’t seen as valuable? By the way, Oct. 27 in El Dorado, AR, we are having a Smart Walk to promote the value of helmets & positive image of those recovering from cognitive challenges. We will start at the El Dorado Barton Library & walk about two blocks to the Boys & Girls Club about two blocks one way, totaling four blocks in all too walk.