Introducing to you our hashtag #ProjectBrownstone campaign, and introducing you also to one of our lovely members Terry
Project Brownstone is excited to launch itself into unchartered territory - we are kicking off our #ProjectBrownstone campaign. What better way to reach the public than through a hashtag? Times have changed. Once upon a time, we only had the telephone and post available to us. It was time consuming and laborious to get the message to reach its intended targets. Now we have moved into another realm of communication using social media where hashtags can take your message far beyond what you thought possible.
Introducing #ProjectBrownstone
Project Brownstone wants to share its message with the world. We've enlisted the help of seven amazing women who support our organization. Each one brings a different perspective, and a richness that enhances our desire to empower and develop underserved youths. Our host campaigners range from every demographic. Their contribution is valuable as well as unique. Their diversity helps us to grow into the type of organization that can make a difference. We're hoping that you can see yourself in our efforts, and enrich yourself with these personal messages.
Introducing................Terry.
Terry comes to us from Harlem. She's an avid supporter of the organization. She's been with us since its inception and has witnessed our growth. When we approached her to participate in the campaign she got a little nervous. Mainly, because when someone points a camera at you and wants a profound quote, it's easy to choke. After the initial shock, Terry was able to give us a great quote that speaks to the privilege of having great health and the privilege of being able to work as a woman at any age.
Terry's message resonates with us because her brand of freedom and power speaks directly to empowerment. Little girls will be able to see themselves in this example. It exudes confidence and independence. It sends a strong message to kids that if they take care of themselves, they too will have many work-filled, healthy years ahead of them.
Thank you, Terry!
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