
2009 AT&T / Junior Achievement Campaign |
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Last year, AT&T raised over $500,000 for Junior Achievement of Georgia through the generosity of AT&T employees, contractors & friends. AT&T continues to be Junior Achievement's largest employee fundraising campaign, providing thousands of students in Georgia the opportunity to learn the importance of personal financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurial thinking. This is all made possible through the efforts of the AT&T coordinators who dedicate their time, energy, and creativity to ensuring the success of the campaign.
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| AT&T Coordinator Manual |
| Click here for more information on the Bowl-A-Thon |
| Information regarding the 2009 AT&T Golf Tournaments |
Campaign Overview |
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| DATE: | Monday, April 14th, 2009 - Thursday, June 18th, 2009 |
| PURPOSE: | Through the AT&T campaign, Junior Achievement of Georgia will be a part of transformational change for the 113,000 students we will serve across the state. The Campaign provides AT&T employees with a tangible and structured way to give back to the community in a meaningful and fun way, while also deepening the AT&T/JA partnership. |
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| PARTICIPANTS: | All AT&T employees and contractors across Georgia. |
| FUNDRAISING GOAL: | $500,000 - When this goal is reached, AT&T will have provided the funds for 13,333 students across the state of Georgia with JA programs. |
| FUNDRAISING STRATEGY: | This year, we’ve made reaching the fundraising goal easier than ever, with the AT&T Boot Scootin' Bowl-A-Thon. Each AT&T Coordinator is challenged with the goal of raising $3,000 through the event. To reach this goal: |
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CAMPAIGN TIMELINE |
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| For additional information please contact Joy Holmes at jholmes@georgia.ja org or 404.257.1932 x221. | |
To provide our programs free of charge, JA of Georgia relies on the generous support of our donors.
JA of Georgia’s volunteers are the critical link between the business and education communities.
Teachers are where everything starts; get your students involved in Junior Achievement.







