Knightskye
02-13-2010, 06:45 PM
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YAL is proud to invite you to join more than 100 youth activists for Spring Break, March 15 - 20, in Louisville, KY!
Inspired by Ron Paul's Christmas Vacation 2008 in Iowa, YAL's Spring Break in Kentucky invites young activists from across the country to participate in a full week of intensive political education.
For 2 days, attendees will convene at a youth camp outside of Louisville, KY and receive expert training from top campaign professionals. Students will learn strategies and techniques to build coalitions, appeal to the political base, and mobilize voters in 2010.
For the remainder of the week, graduates will utilize their training in the field as a volunteer for the candidate of their choice. [Note: YAL does not support, endorse, or promote any candidate running for office].
All YAL members are invited to apply, and admission is only $30. All lodging, meals, training, materials, and transportation within Kentucky is provided by generous YAL donors. All attendees have to do is get there (and pay your $30).
"I have to work" and "I'm going skiing" are no longer excuses. Take off work or school March 15 - 20 and come serve your country!
Jobs and internships will be offered on-the-spot to top graduates.
We must no longer sit on the sidelines. This is our opportunity to declare war on Washington and advance the freedom movement!
Student sponsorships help mobilize over 100 youth activists to participate in Spring Break in Kentucky.
Each sponsorship is $120 and provides lodging, meals, training, and materials for a single student. These young liberty leaders are relying on the generous support of the freedom movement to learn the skills they need to make an impact. Please participate in this vital project by sponsoring a student today.
Our future is at stake, and these future leaders need your help. Please support YAL’s Spring Break in Kentucky by sponsoring a student to attend.
For Liberty,
Jeff Frazee
Executive Director, YAL
Also, if you already live in Kentucky, this might be something think about.
YAL is proud to invite you to join more than 100 youth activists for Spring Break, March 15 - 20, in Louisville, KY!
Inspired by Ron Paul's Christmas Vacation 2008 in Iowa, YAL's Spring Break in Kentucky invites young activists from across the country to participate in a full week of intensive political education.
For 2 days, attendees will convene at a youth camp outside of Louisville, KY and receive expert training from top campaign professionals. Students will learn strategies and techniques to build coalitions, appeal to the political base, and mobilize voters in 2010.
For the remainder of the week, graduates will utilize their training in the field as a volunteer for the candidate of their choice. [Note: YAL does not support, endorse, or promote any candidate running for office].
All YAL members are invited to apply, and admission is only $30. All lodging, meals, training, materials, and transportation within Kentucky is provided by generous YAL donors. All attendees have to do is get there (and pay your $30).
"I have to work" and "I'm going skiing" are no longer excuses. Take off work or school March 15 - 20 and come serve your country!
Jobs and internships will be offered on-the-spot to top graduates.
We must no longer sit on the sidelines. This is our opportunity to declare war on Washington and advance the freedom movement!
Student sponsorships help mobilize over 100 youth activists to participate in Spring Break in Kentucky.
Each sponsorship is $120 and provides lodging, meals, training, and materials for a single student. These young liberty leaders are relying on the generous support of the freedom movement to learn the skills they need to make an impact. Please participate in this vital project by sponsoring a student today.
Our future is at stake, and these future leaders need your help. Please support YAL’s Spring Break in Kentucky by sponsoring a student to attend.
For Liberty,
Jeff Frazee
Executive Director, YAL
Also, if you already live in Kentucky, this might be something think about.