Cleveland Heights-FutureHeights
Friday, September 05, 2008
Creating tools to build stong citizens.
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Write for your community newspaper! Learn the basics from the best.
Journalist Eleanor Mallet, former Plain Dealer columnist, will hold a Citizen Journalism "learn the basics" of story writing workshop.
Wednesday the 10th of September, 6:30 pm, at the main campus of the CHUH Library.
The Heights Observer is growing in leaps and bounds thanks to our citizen volunteer journalists and terrific business supporters! Check out the latest addition to community news in the Greater Cleveland area. www.heightsobserver.org.
Join the conversation!
Local sustainability is what it's all about: purchase FutureHeights Shop Local Gift Certificates. We're pushing for record sales in 2008. Every penny of your purchase is reinvested in the Cleveland Heights local economy.
They make great gifts for that local someone.
Or, buy them for yourself.
Attention local businesses. The 4th Annual FutureHeights Online Auction, a sale of local goods and services, will take place October 10 - November 9, 2008, is now accepting item donations. Donate items today at www.futureheights.cmarket.com.
Reach thousands of FutureHeights supporters in the greater Heights area. For those of you who would like a national market for your business, our auction is featured at BiddingForGood.com, too, with over 30,000 subscribers nationwide at any given time. Auction goal this year: $25,000 to support civic engagement programs in the Heights.
YOU can help us meet our goal. Donate today!
Many thanks to our generous supporters for making the Summer Fund Drive such a success.
The dollar-for-dollar matching fund drive, which ended July 18, generated enthusiastic donor response. We'll be posting our impressive final tally very soon.
The fund drive may be over but the mission goes on and your ongoing donations allow us to survive.
Become a member of FutureHeights. Your donation of $50 or more sends you 12 issues of the Heights Observer community newspaper and supports citizen-centered civic engagement in Cleveland Heights.
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