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#ThankYouThursday 🎉 🙌Thank You Teamtheme Kent Future Survival Events StreetGames UK Thanet District Council Folkestone School Games THE GOLF FOUNDATION Cast A Thought Jimmys Tennis for pledging your support to #MoveTogether, Kent and Medway’s strategy for sport and physical activity. 🙏for playing your part in helping to get more people, more active, more often across the county. 🤝United Together, We Move Together. #EverydayActive #ConnectingCommunities #SupportingSport #HealthWellbeing #PositiveExperiences #ActiveEnvironments ✅If you or your organisation haven’t pledged yet, we welcome pledges at any time. Support the strategy and pledge via the link in the comments section below👇

Exciting news! Edison has been selected to participate in the 2024 ParaTough Cup Games on March 21st, 2024.   What’s the ParaTough Cup? It’s not just any event – it’s the signature fundraising event of the Paralympic Foundation of Canada. Picture a half-day corporate challenge combining fundraising and sport competition. On event day, teams engage in three Para Sports – Wheelchair Basketball, Sitting Volleyball, and Para Ice Hockey, alongside some of Canada’s Paralympians.   Did You Know? ·      The Paralympic Games operate independently from the Olympic Games, meaning any funds raised for the Olympic Games do not benefit the Paralympic Games. ·      Unlike their able-bodied Olympic counterparts, Canadian Paralympians are not compensated for podium finishes. Canadian Olympians make $20k for gold, $15k for silver, and $10k for bronze.   Why Should You Care? Your support directly impacts the future. Through the Paralympic Foundation of Canada’s partnership with the Canadian Paralympic Committee, funds raised for this event goes towards creating a future where Canadians with a disability are offered ample opportunities to experience the transformative power of sport.   Ready to Make a Difference? Join us in supporting Team “Edison’s Restoration Rebels” goal of raising $15,000 for the Toronto 2024 ParaTough Cup Games! Please use the following link to donate to our Team: https://lnkd.in/dbPvb5qD Encountering technical glitches? Refer to the following tutorial or contact us: 2324-PTC-HowToDonate (vidyard.com)   Every dollar helps and we are grateful for your support!

Golfers, we want to hear from you! What's your biggest goal on the golf course this season? Are you aiming to lower your handicap, master a particularly tough hole, or perhaps achieve more consistent drives? Share your aspirations with us and let's inspire each other to reach new heights! Whether it's breaking 80, improving your short game, or simply enjoying the walk, every goal is worth celebrating. Let us know in the comments below! ⛳️ #crokergolfsystem

Week 7: Race Day Readiness 🎯 We’ve reached the final week of our "TMT Marathon Training Tips" series! With race day just around the corner, we're here to share crucial tips to help you step up to the starting line with confidence and poise. "The will to win means nothing without the will to prepare." – Juma Ikangaa 🎯 Why Preparation Matters: Achieving marathon success is all about trusting your training and maintaining composure on race day. With the right mindset, gear, and hydration strategies, you'll be ready to conquer those 26.2 miles with confidence. Actionable Steps: 1️⃣ Prepare a Checklist: Ensure all your gear, hydration, and nutrition are organized the night before to avoid any last-minute stress. 2️⃣ Visualize Success: Picture yourself running smoothly and triumphantly crossing the finish line. 3️⃣ Stay Calm: Focus on your breathing and trust the hard work and dedication you've put into your training. Support Our Team: Your generous donations help the Riverside Hawks TMT stay fit and ready for the NYC Marathon. https://lnkd.in/eEUYK9vj What’s Your Race Day Ritual? We’d love to hear about your strategies and rituals that will help you on race day! Share them in the comments below! 🎯👇 #TMTMarathonTips #RaceDayReadiness #RiversideHawks #TrustYourTraining #NYCMarathon2024 #MindOverMatter #NYCMarathon2024 #RunningGear #NYCMarathon2024 #CommunityImpact #YouthPrograms #AthleticExcellence #FutureLeaders #Academics #Basketball #Community #TransformingLives

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Lessons from 'Pommel Horse Guy' Stephen Nedoroscik: Stephen Nedoroscik, known as the 'Pommel Horse Guy,' helped the USA men win their first gymnastics medal in 16 years at the Paris 2024 Olympics! His story has inspired many, and has valuable lessons for nonprofits: 1. Focus on Your Strengths Stephen is going viral because he only competed in one event (the pommel horse), which is rare for gymnasts, but being a 'Specialist' paid off. We can also focus on what we do best to make the biggest impact. Identify what sets your organisation apart and channel your resources and efforts into that area. 2. Overcome Challenges Stephen didn’t let his eye condition stop him; he adapted. We can turn challenges into opportunities by being creative and flexible. Embrace challenges and find solutions to overcome them. 3. Stay Dedicated Stephen’s hard work and passion led him to success. As leaders, we need to work just as hard to help others. Keep your mission in mind and stay committed to your cause. 4. Leverage Technology and Finance Wisely Just as Stephen used his unique skills to shine, we can leverage technology and smart financial practices to enhance our operations. Streamline processes, use data to drive decisions, and ensure financial sustainability. Stephen's story is a testament to the power of focus, resilience, and dedication—qualities that nonprofit leaders exemplify daily. Let's be inspired by his journey to push our missions forward :) #Olympics #StephenNedoroscik #NonprofitLeadership #Inspiration #TechForGood #Paris2024 #PommelHorseGuy His story: https://lnkd.in/g7VcgrFa

Thank you to everyone who has generously supported Nova Senior team so far. As a proud parent of a Nova Senior team member, I'm reaching out again to broaden their message and invite more support. In addition to seeking individual donations through their GoFundMe campaign (https://lnkd.in/ejzinNri) , the Nova Senior team is actively looking for corporate partnerships. These partnerships will not only support the team on their journey but also help promote the exhilarating world of synchronized skating—a sport that embodies values deeply aligned with those in the corporate sphere. Synchronized skating is a testament to what can be achieved through teamwork, dedication, and innovation. It’s a dynamic and visually captivating sport that showcases the essence of unity, precision, and collective effort. These qualities mirror the collaborative spirit that is so crucial in today’s fast-paced business environment. By supporting the Nova Senior team, your organization can align itself with core values that are essential for success: Teamwork and Collaboration: Reflecting the sport's emphasis on coordination and mutual support, a partnership can demonstrate your commitment to fostering a collaborative culture. Dedication and Perseverance: Athletes' commitment to their craft exemplifies the resilience and dedication necessary to overcome challenges—a message that resonates well beyond the ice. Innovation and Excellence: Synchronized skating is continually evolving, pushing boundaries in creativity and performance. Supporting the team signals your organization’s dedication to innovation and excellence. Community and Engagement: Aligning with the Nova Senior team offers a unique opportunity for community involvement and brand visibility, connecting your organization with diverse audiences and enhancing your corporate image. I am excited about the potential for corporate partnerships to not only support the aspirations of these talented athletes but also to promote your brand's commitment to excellence, community, and shared values. If your organization is interested in making a meaningful impact and exploring partnership opportunities, please let me know. I would be happy to connect you with the team. Together, we can help the Nova Senior team—and your organization—soar to new heights.

I am reaching out to see if any of you or your organization(s) would be interested in participating in a session on neurodiversity inclusion in the workplace. 100% of the proceeds from the session will directly support the Canadian Down Syndrome Swim Team (CDSSA) as we prepare for the USA Down Syndrome Swimming Championships in Orlando, from November 6th to 11th. The CDSSA is a non-profit organization that does not receive any government or sport funding. Our swimmers must self-fund their training and seek their own sponsorships. Unfortunately, athletes with Down Syndrome are overlooked by both Swim Canada and Special Olympics; as there is no category that allows them to compete equitably. Unlike other athletes who have a specific category to compete; Down Syndrome athletes face both physical and cognitive barriers, placing them into both Swim Canada and Special Olympics scopes of practice.  Competing solely under the current categories from either organization leaves our swimmers at a disadvantage. Opportunities and or funding from either organization are missed as these athletes are not competing equitably in either organization’s selection criteria for funding or events. Our goal at the CDSSA is to advocate for the creation of an inclusive category within Swim Canada and / or Special Olympics. Our current national team holds World, North American, and European records with little recognition for their achievement’s. The CDSSA welcomes the opportunity to work with Swim Canada & Special Olympics to create a more inclusive area for these athletes to thrive.   If you are interested in sponsoring our team or having your organization participate in the workplace inclusion training, please feel free to contact me. #DownSyndrome #Swimming #SwimCanada #SpecialOlympics #CDSSA #Canada #sponsorship #neurdiversity #inclusion #nanaimo