Jared Weggeland

Just Say No Community Luncheon

Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Bartow Civic Center
12:00 Noon $10.00

The Just Say No Committee is getting geared up for its 20th Annual Just Say No campaign.

Bartow area 5th grade students have been attending the Just Say No activities for 19 years. their participation is made possible through contributions by generous individuals and organizations. With continued budget cuts to our schools, we are asking that our local business community help to offset the costs of this event.

So far, we have generous contributions from the Bartow Community Healthcare Foundation, Inc. and the Rotary Club of Bartow.

If you would like to make a contribution to this event, please mail your contribution to the Bartow Chamber Office, at 510 N. Broadway Ave., Bartow, FL 33830. Please make checks payable to Just Say No (no the Bartow Chamber.)

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