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April 2005
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A Message from Bill Bentley, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
Lily Tomlin, the comedienne, once said, "I always wanted to be somebody, but I should have been more specific." Her statement speaks to the importance of having clarity when defining oneself. But, her idea supersedes individuals and can also be applied organizationally. Read more >
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Gathering in Our Nation's Capital
The 2005 National Conference on Volunteering and Service returns to the District. Find out more about what makes the National Conference a can't miss event.
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Volunteering Gets an Extreme Makeover
Don't turn that dial! Viewers tuning in for a recent episode of ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition were directed to 1-800-Volunteer.org to connect with Volunteer Centers and volunteer opportunities in their community. Read more >
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DC goes the "Extra Mile" to Honor Philanthropists
Move over Hollywood! This year, Washingtonians will witness the dedication of its own walk of fame.
Learn about how individuals and organizations are supporting The Extra Mile.
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April 2005
Side by Side
Volunteer Center and Kids Care Club Develop Model for Working with Children
Community Partnerships Nurture Youth Development and Growth in Pueblo, Colorado
Volunteers in Action
An Update on the Family Strengthening Neighborhood Transformation Initiative
Winner's Circle
Businesses Nationwide Recognize Stellar Volunteers During National Volunteer Week
Who's New?
Meet the Newest Members of Our Team
List of New Foundation Members
New Board Members
Resources
Find the Most Current Resources
Calendar of Events
Key Dates to Remember
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To The Point is published bi-monthly by the Points of Light Foundation, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to engaging more people more effectively in volunteer service to solve serious social problems.
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