FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date:
April 2009
To:
Assignment
Editors/News Directors
From:
Michelle Smolenski,
Communications Director, 1-800-924-2643,
msmolenski@nationalexchangeclub.org, www.nationalexchangeclub.org
Thousands of Exchange Members
UNITE FOR CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION
On April
18, 2009 thousands of Exchange Club members will join together across the
country for the single biggest child abuse prevention service event in
Exchange’s 98-year history. They will be participating in the Believe in the
Blue child abuse prevention project. Since the inception of Believe in the Blue
Day in 2007, nearly 1 million tip cards have been distributed across the
country.
Believe
in the Blue is an effort to reach families all across the nation with positive
parenting tips. Exchange believes parents have the power to make positive
parenting choices in the lives of their children and is offering some
easy-to-use tips to help all parents. "This will be an event to raise awareness
about the positive impact parents and caregivers can have on children and to
offer some helpful tips about positive parenting," said Exchange’s National
President Floyd Culver.
The
National Exchange Club is a group of men and women working to make America a
better place to live through one national project, the Prevention of Child
Abuse, and other community service projects. To date, The National Exchange
Club’s efforts have helped more than 656,000 families and 1.6 million children
break the cycle of child abuse through its parent aide programs and public
education projects.
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