Upcoming SeminarOctober 26, 2005, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Public Relations Impact On The Bottom Line
Hayslett Group would like to cordially invite you to join our office and contacts to "Lunch & Learn." We will provide the complimentary nourishment for mind & body. So, come on out to our office and nibble on lunch while we share a PRSA sponsered webcast with you. This is a great way to break up the busy work week and sneak in a mini-study course! All at no cost to you or your company. We look forward to seeing you there!
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For more details on this event, visit this issue of our newsletter, Communique, online.
Every time I catch the news or manage to read stories in the AJC or NYT these days, I'm constantly struck by how massive the relief effort following Hurricane Katrina seems to be. There are so many different ways to help!HG joined in on the efforts to help, and donated school supplies for children affected by the storm through Atlanta's All The Hits Q100, Kathy Cox, Superindent of Schools/State of Georgia, UPS and the Salvation Army. The radio station's goal is to provide backpacks filled with school supplies for the over 5000 children that have relocated to Atlanta because of Katrina. We hope that our efforts in providing these backpacks will help a child feel welcomed to Georgia and more like the other students.
I'm curious, though, as to what the readers of our BloHG and their companies have done, with regard to the ongoing relief efforts. I'm also interested in finding out whether or not your company publicized any of its relief activities. Finally, do you think corporations should publicize their good works via press releases, or do you think it's more noble to quietly contribute?
