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It's the first day of Spring! All Aces' favorite part about spring is the community joining together to work on events especially during the warm weather! What's yours?🌷🌱 #AllAcesPromotionalStaffing #ExperientialMarketing #EventStaffing #HappySpring #CommunityBonding

I know of a curling club that for years did not allow kids into the club viewing area. Technically the club said minors were not allowed because there was alcohol being served, but most of the curlers said they didn’t like the noise and disturbance the kids might cause. After 20 years of not allowing kids in the viewing area the club started to complain about youth not being interested in curling anymore and wondering why there wasn’t more uptake of the sport in the community in young adults. I know of several communities that for years have made it difficult for new business development and new housing to come in. They said it was in the name of protecting the land, protecting their way of life and their community. After years of this protection these communities are asking why youth aren’t staying around or coming back after schooling, why there aren’t more good paying jobs, why is it so difficult to attract skilled professionals like doctors, nurses, lawyers, mechanics, and pharmacists. They are asking why young people don’t volunteer with community halls, fire departments, or minor sports. They are asking why their property taxes are increasing more than in other communities, and why other communities seem to be growing. Every action has a consequence, even choosing to not do anything. Sometimes it takes a few years to see the consequences. Not all change is good change, but no change at all for a prolonged period is not good either. No change is called stagnation, whether in nature or an economy. There is no progress, no advancement, no growth without change.

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Two years ago, we had the privilege of working with Christopher Capstick from Civilmart to create a video showcasing their support for the Longwood Football and Netball Club in rural Victoria. What started as a project to highlight CivilMart's community engagement quickly revealed the club's profound impact on the local community. When we arrived in Longwood, we were struck by the beautiful surroundings and the warmth of the locals. The club is more than just a place for sport; it's the heart of the community. It provides a safe and constructive environment for young people, a social hub for adults, and a source of pride for everyone involved. As one local aptly put it, "If Longwood lost its club, it really loses its identity." The video we created captured the essence of this remarkable community and the gratitude they feel towards their sponsors, including CivilMart. It also showcased the club's incredible journey, rebuilding from scratch and thriving with the support of dedicated individuals and sponsors. More importantly, the video has helped the football club secure additional sponsorships from businesses that are now proudly supporting them. It’s a testament to what a community can achieve when supported by dedicated partners. This project is a perfect example of how our strategic approach to video production can create win-win outcomes. By finding the right angles, we highlighted CivilMart’s community engagement and helped the Longwood Football and Netball Club attract more sponsors and support. We invite you to watch this film and experience for yourself the incredible spirit of the Longwood Football and Netball Club. It’s a moving story that may even bring a tear to your eye and a powerful example of community and corporate partnership. If you’re looking to make a real impact and showcase the heart of your business, let’s create something extraordinary together. #CommunityEngagement #RuralVictoria #CivilMart #CommunitySupport #VideoProduction #StrategicStorytelling

Now that we’ve officially relaunched the RunFree2030 strategy it’s time to put it into action. You can read our calls to action in RunFree2030 document, https://lnkd.in/ekPWfgu9 And if you haven’t already, please sign the RunFree2030 statement of support below. Join the movement!

"Westborough Unplugs" features a fantastic lineup of events and activities to help residents unplug and “tune in” to the people and places in the community. Part of "National Screen Free Week," this is the 5th Annual edition of the week-long event. #westboroughconnects #kindnessconnectsus #kindnessweek #kindnessweekwestborough #westboroughma #yardsigns #lawnsigns #promotion #largeformatprinting #displaygraphics #digitalprinting

At The Champion Firm, we believe in supporting our local community. One of the ways we do this is by being a proud sponsor of NICKAJACK ELEMENTARY FOUNDATION INCORPORATED and their Back The Jack campaign! 🍎📚🎒 Learn more about the Nickajack Elementary Foundation and Back The Jack in the video below, or go to the Nickajack Foundation website to show your support. (Link in the comments!👇)

𝗪𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘀 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝗳𝗳𝘆𝗱𝗱 𝗝𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘀??? Don't hesistate to reach out! One of the team will be happy to discuss your goals and find the right approach for you! 🙌 #lptkettering #community #support #lifestylechange #personaltrainer #kettering #ketteringtown #ketteringbusiness