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Ginger Power
23-03-2015, 22:50
This year CIS 4607 has partnered with the 65 Roses Foundation to bring awareness to Cystic Fibrosis. All members of our team will be wearing these (http://imgur.com/IZEtclp) lanyards to the Northstar Regional to show our support. A student on our team, Evan Girtz, also created a video (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-iLnYQ32bq4) that provides some information about CF. It moved me and I hope it does the same for you.

Shrub
23-03-2015, 23:37
This is so cool! Is there anything as other teams we can do to help? :O

Ginger Power
23-03-2015, 23:44
This is so cool! Is there anything as other teams we can do to help? :O

I'm not the contact on this particular aspect of our team but I know we were talking about doing something involving other teams! I'll check with people on our team who would know and I'll get back to you.

faust1706
24-03-2015, 05:11
Hurray for CF awareness :D Having cf myself, you guys rock!

Jon Stratis
24-03-2015, 07:59
One quick safety note... Please ensure the lanyards are a "quick release" style - if they get caught in a robot or a drill, we want a clasp on them to open up and come off, instead of dragging your student around by the neck!

This looks like a totally awesome awareness campaign! You guys should look into something cheap and easy (stickers maybe?) for volunteers. Make it non-team centric (many volunteers won't wear team items in order to remain neutral... Plus 50 lbs of buttons is heavy!), and I bet you could get most volunteers to wear it!

Ginger Power
24-03-2015, 09:11
One quick safety note... Please ensure the lanyards are a "quick release" style - if they get caught in a robot or a drill, we want a clasp on them to open up and come off, instead of dragging your student around by the neck!

This looks like a totally awesome awareness campaign! You guys should look into something cheap and easy (stickers maybe?) for volunteers. Make it non-team centric (many volunteers won't wear team items in order to remain neutral... Plus 50 lbs of buttons is heavy!), and I bet you could get most volunteers to wear it!

Good to know about the lanyards. Thanks for the heads up! We are definitely looking to do something non-team centric and stickers are a great idea!