Dear Sponsors, Parents, Students, Mentors, Etc.

BABA Educational Services wishes to invite you and yourorganization, to participate as one of the sponsors of the College & Career Tech Fair2010 occurring at two locations.  Thefirst event occurs in Alameda County , Oakland at McClymonds High on April 24^th. The second fairoccurs in San Mateo County on May 15^th. The College & CareerTech Fair is free to participants, presenters, and attendees.

Theobjective of the College & Career Tech Fair 2010 is to inform and introducestudents from the seventh grade through community colleges age range, parents,guardians, and mentors about colleges, universities, especially HBCUs, such as Howard University etc.,technical trade schools,training, and employment opportunities. The fair introduces youth to possiblecareer paths. Last year, we featured over forty possible career paths servinghundreds of young men and women at the event in Alameda County. This year, weinclude San Mateo County.

We expectover 600 people to attend. The presentations to parents and students runs from9:00 am until 2:00 pm. Entertainment from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm closes each event.Lunch is provided to all free of charge.

Please RSVPno later than Friday, March 26th for the Alameda County College & CareerTech Fair 2010 and by April 7th for the San Mateo County College & CareerTech Fair 2010. Please see instructions to register on-line as a financialsponsor by visiting our website, http://www.BABAeduc.com.

To registeras a financial sponsor for the  Alameda County event, contact Harold Logwood, harold.logwood@babaeduc.com,at  (510) 436-0927. P.S   Ms. Compton Rock, A close relative of mine said hello, Ms. Alice Alexander.

 Sincerely,

HaroldLogwood

"I was getting a lot of letters and calls before Katrina," Unsworthsays. "But since then, I've not heard from any of them or even gottenany mail from the schools. It's been about two weeks since I've gottenanything from anybody or talked to a coach."

Unsworth's story isn't much different from other players' acrossLouisiana and Mississippi. It's estimated 20 of the top 40 players inLouisiana were affected in some way by the storm. Many prospectschanged high schools or moved to states such as Alabama, Florida andTexas. Because home and cell phones no longer were operating, the linesof communication between recruits and colleges were cut.

"I don't know if anybody knows where we're at," says former New OrleansJohn F. Kennedy receiver Courtney Smith, who moved to Prattville, Ala.,after his house and school were wiped out. "My coach back in NewOrleans said I was close to landing my first offer, but with the stormand having to move, I'm afraid nobody knows where I'm at."

Even the lucky ones who didn't have to move aren't set because a good chunk of their senior seasons was canceled.

"Who I think is hurt the most is the type of prospects who would haveearned an offer if they played well their senior season," Ole Misscoach Ed Orgeron says. "We have not seen that as much because we knowwhere our guys are. But it's going to happen to somebody because a lotof teams are still not playing games."

hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Fundraiser Ideas
Visit our forum for sharing tips with other site visitors. Read the latest posts on what other school groups are doing. Share information with each other. Trade tips about raising funds for your sports team or discuss special events for schools and charity.

School Fundraisers: Tips For Schools
Reviews of programs that consistently produce excellent results.Articles on elementary, middle and high school fundraising,cheerleading, soccer, band, plus more great event-style activities forschools and related sports groups.

Fundraising Events: Event Ideas & Programs
Fund raisers and programs for non-profit groups of all sizes. Articleson Auction, Mystery Dinner Theater, Group Dinner, School Athlet-A-Thon,Musical Theater, Night At The Races, Bed Race Cancer Event, Rubber DuckRace, Clean Comedians, Portrait Photography, Fun Beauty Pageant, MondoYard Sale, Car Wash, and Planning A Charity Golf Tournament. Read more about these unique free fundraisers!

Fundraising Letters: Sample Donation Request Letter
Sample fundraiser letters that you can copy. See which donation request letters work for other non-profit groups. Includes tips and advice on how to write your own letter or thank you note.

Fund Raising: How-to Articles
Key organizational articles packed with advice on getting publicity, recruiting volunteers, easy sales tips, and adding a merchant plan. Lots of how-to information, capital campaign, and great school PTA/PTO organizational tips.

Fund Raising Tips: Increase Results
Great sales tips for getting the best results from your efforts. These fundraiser tips are lengthy excerpts from my best-selling book. All of these articles are guaranteed to help your school, charity, non-profit, or church group improve your bottom line.

My Book
Discover best practices in raising funds for elementary schools and high schools or any type of nonprofit charity organization. Contains everything that's in the web site and more (1,000+ pages). Includes ebook ordering info (only $17) and easy immediate download.

Nonprofit Software
Organizational and accounting software reviews and program suppliers.Short descriptions of non-profit donor recognition software andinternet features. Links to the top 10 companies.

Company Profiles
Profiles of 400+ suppliers with complete details on each company - what products they carry, their websites, email addresses, and phone numbers. Using the right fundraising company will help maximize your success with better products and higher profit margins.

Companies
Company listings in 183 different categories, cross-referenced by product category. Great source for school fund raising companies, distributors, and suppliers. Get info on easy ways to raise money for schools, church groups, charity events, or your youth sports team program.

Fundraiser: Comparisons
Compare which product sales are the most profitable, the easiest to do, amount of effort involved, etc. Find easy fundraisers for your school, church, youth sports team, or nonprofit group.

Newsletter
Previous monthly issues from the last five years are packed with great elementary and high school fundraising ideas plus event suggestions. We cover activities, games, and projects as ways to raise funds. We also provide plenty of how-to articles on improving your results.

We've got more info for fund raisers than you can shake a stick at! Post your fundraiser events or any other nonprofit, school, or church related topics in our forum or read about the latest trends in my blog.

Looking for more suggestions?

Browse our list of articles for some great tips.Our articles include profit-boosting tips on cookie dough and candy sales, fun activities to raise money for band and cheerleading groups, plus dozens more articles detailing various ways to improve how your group raises funds with school events, programs, and activities.

Name your fundraiser- activities, auction, band, baseball, boy scouts, brick, business,calendar, Canada, candle, cancer, candy, capital campaign, capitalcampaigns, carnival, car wash, casino night, catalog, charity,cheerleading, chocolate, Christian, Christmas, church, citrus, college,community, companies, consultants, cookbook, cookie dough, creative,discount cards, donations, donor, easy, elementary school, environment,event idea, events, free, football, fun, games, gift wrap, girl scouts,golf, high school, holiday, international, internet, junior high,letter, letters, little league, lollipop, magazine, middle school,non-profit, nonprofit, online, opportunities, organizations, pizza,products, programs, projects, private schools, PTA, PTO, school spirit,scout, scratch card, soccer, software, special events, sports, student,team, tips, unique, youth group, youth sports, you name it - we can help.

I would not mind givng my time away to make a difference, i am a single mom that is going to school for education and i love to give and help, so whenever you need a helping hand i will to do so.. I like to be hands on and love to show my son that helping others is a great thing.

TweenStylist

Greetings to all Tween Girls around the world?  This is a blog just for you!  If your into fashion you’ll love this blog, but if you also happen to be into sports, the arts, or just want great habit forming tips on looking great everyday and taking care of yourself through out your middle school career. We’ll be adding these in soon! 

Now, ideally this is to introduce tweeens typically somewhere between (tween) the ages of 10 – 14 during their middle school careers to great fashion, individual style, healthy body consciousness, and looking YOUR BEST everyday.  Through this site you will hopefully learn to love what you see every time you pass your reflection.  Additionally, I plan to hopefully teach you the most poignant lesson to learn in fashion as a female;  there is no such thing as a bad body and/or body parts… only bad clothes for that part of your body.

Other goals will be focused on one the hardest things to do for growing girls… building a wardrobe that lasts for more than one season.  I like to think of myself as the What Not to Wear (WN2W) for tween girls.  As such, this is not a place you want to go to to feed your ego, since I will openly and honestly address questions in this blog, on twitter (twitter.com/tweenstylist), and through emails to tweenstylist@live.com.  Yet, if you’re visiting this blog to feed your spirit by learning to experience the transformative actions of learning to look better than you ever thought you could, then it is the place for you.

Along our journey I hope to deliver some pretty big surprises from people you’ve heard of.  You can also follow me as I give wheel chair bound tweens and teens the fashion makeovers they deserve just like everybody else.

My First 10 blogs will be in tribute to a fashion Master, Tim Gunn, and will discuss in depth my Top 10 Tween Must Haves to build a wardrobe for growing girls no matter what your personal style is.  Here’s a sneak-peek of the list:

Top 10 Tween Must Haves:

1. Denim
2. T’s
3. White Cotton Shirt
4. Black Turtleneck
5. Velour Jogger
6. Blazer
7. Cropped Jacket
8. Skirt
9. Cardigan
10. Dress

Happy Tweening!