Events

2020

The AIEBC.ORG put on its Census event yesterday (11 Sept Friday) It went so much better than we had expected. over 31,638 lbs of food was distributed, the Census got its count and it was a complete success, Victoria Donnelly from DCF, the KCKPD Sheila Hodson-Williams from BOK and a number of our friends were there to make this a very perfect event for everyone. Thank you to you all

BUT! the AIEBC did its part, we are rated in the top ten in the Nation on getting the word out and assisting the Census in its efforts to gather information and enrolling all races of people, not just the Indigenous into the Census numbers.

A very important event is about to take place! The 2020 Census! And, the results of the 2020 Census will help determine how hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding flow into communities every year for the next decade. That funding shapes many different aspects of every community, no matter the size, no matter the location.

Census 2020 event!

Over the next decade, lawmakers, business owners, and many others will use the 2020 Census data to make critical decisions. The results will show where communities need new schools, new clinics, new roads, and more services for families, older adults, and children.

The results will also inform how hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding are allocated to more than 100 programs, including Medicaid, Head Start, block grants for community mental health services, and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as SNAP.

Our Virtual Bingo event for the 2020 Census was a huge success, thank you to Haskell Indian Nations University for your donations and to Manny the Emcee, I’d like to also thank the Heart of America Indian Center for the $10 gift card. Every little bit helps!

The American Indian Enterprise & Business Council
(AIEBC)

Friday we reached out to you about corporate citizenship in training, volunteering and donations. It didn’t take long to hear back from businesses that genuinely care about the community they are involved in. We received a great response to start out the week!

Hilary Noonan jumped in and donated!
MultiVac granted a $500.00 Donation!

We are definitely off to a great start!
Remember 100% of your donation or volunteer time will go directly into this community. It will not effect me or the organization personally, its not about me of the organization, its about the people in the community and how important you see them as being, after all, if you clicked the American Indian box to claim minority status and you took advantage of that, whether you are or are not American Indian (you know very well who you are), then I believe you should give something back to the very people who made it possible for you to have that advantage.

We cant do that without you. This is a cross training project that will build job skills, responsibility and teach clients how to work together as well. If anyone wishes to be a part of the project they will have to have a high school diploma or be willing to get their GED on a part time basis and work on a part time basis. Of course they will get full time pay.

We are looking for Corporate Volunteers and donors to the project 

A company’s sense of responsibility towards the community and environment (both ecological and social) in which it operates. Companies express this citizenship:
(1) through their waste and pollution reduction processes,
(2) by contributing educational and social programs, and
(3) by earning adequate returns on the employed resources.

Corporate Citizenship definition

Corporate citizenship refers to a company’s responsibilities toward society. Corporate citizenship is growing increasingly important as both individual and institutional investors begin to seek out companies that have socially responsible orientations such as their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.

The community we are targeting comprises recruitment, training, education, professional and peer counseling, leadership development, and job placement for young men and women from the neighborhood who have not finished high school or remain at risk, qualify as very low income community residents, and have very limited training, educational, or job placement resources available to them.

We are looking to member/partnership programs utilizing and supporting existing community counseling, child care, health care, and job counseling services and developing new services where these do not already exist; retaining students in the program once they have begun their on-site training and educational activities; providing comprehensive English as a Second Language training and instruction toward successful completion of a State High School Equivalency Diploma (through the GED examination); and follow-up with students once they have completed the program and are working in their communities.

Wherever possible, community resources will be put to effective use. In some instances, it will be necessary to work with educational consultants to develop the comprehensive educational component of this Program. The Partners have already injected significant energy into planning, course and program development in order to implement Native American Youth Program at as early a date as possible. Careful planning at the early stages of the Program  will enable the Partners to address the diverse educational and job training needs of the participating communities.
The training aspect; Demo existing structure, repurpose brick and lumber for the community garden, installing plumbing, electrical and setting up solar panels as well as landscaping and design.

We will use the same people to clear out abandoned buildings, rehabbing buildings to be donated to HUD, to vet clients that meet the guidelines for at need assistance, we will also utilize volunteers that wish to put a vested interest in their home, the purpose for the training aspect is to also allow the community youth to meet their neighbors, while having a vested interest in their neighborhood as well.

2019 at a Glance!

Not So Fun Fact
… William P. Barr issued the following statement:
“American Indian and Alaska Native people suffer from unacceptable and … establishing the Task Force on Missing and Murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives will enable us to further strengthen the federal, … See the link above for the full story.
Our AIEBC Eyeglass Program started in November of this year and so far we have made a difference in the lives of 6 Indigenous Clients sponsoring free eye exams and glasses!
                   
 Offering good nutritional food at no cost
Our no name food program in partnership with Starbucks
Our Food program is flourishing and its my hope to add several more food organizations to our list, as of now we have three, I wasn’t sure that we were going to be able to continue with the program but with the help of several volunteers who took it up and ran with it, we decided to keep moving forward.This had to be one of the largest attendance events we have had to date, its the first time we had to bring in more tables and chairs!
To our Sponsors who make it possible to hold this most important, hope giving event year after year:
Mike Hudson (my personal hero)
Angela Hurt of Veracity Solutions
Chief Billy Friend of the Wyandotte Nation
Eric Rowcroft
Marcella Goldsmith Owner Kodiak Construction
Sheila Hodson-Williams BOK and her daughter!
Chris Roberts 
Owner / Erosion Specialists (816)918-4209
7th Street Casino donated not only toys but time as well!
Travis Davis our IT Go to guy and Jim Nesvold (My good friend!)
MULTIVAC Foundation
Green Clinics, Emily Branch, Founder & CEO TheGreenClinics.com
The cool kids corner! Don’t we know how to hang!
This has become a must attend event, year after year after year. I actually got a request to reserve for a family for this years event today while heading for a meeting.

The AIEBC welcomes you to our annual Christmas Event for 2019! Thank you Mother Earth for all those that will attend or donate to this event!

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DAY:        Friday
DATE:      20 December 2019
Time:        5pm to 8pm
Where:     DAV (Disabled American Veterans)
14605 E. US 40 Highway
Independence, Mo. 64136

IF YOU NEED DIRECTIONS CALL!!!!
RSVP 816 392-7611
Those who intend to have a table to distribute health care, community assistance information:Shelley Cooper, Ed.D, MAT, BSBA
Diversity Telehealth, LLC

Green Clinics Health (you’re gonna really love these guys!)

Rachel Barber
Flint Hills Job Corps
Outreach and Admissions Counselor

If you need assistance this year, please access the link below
“Christmas Assistance” and fill out the form.
If you would like to have Santa send a card to your child, please fill in the “Special Instructions” at the bottom of the form
Our Christmas Poster signed for our Donors is due on the day following the event.

I have no doubt, there will be a number of companies we have yet to hear from as well as those that are offering services to the American Indian community, wanting to set up a table, unfortunately I was involved in a car accident several days ago through no fault of my own and found myself in the hospital. This will in no way deter us from our Christmas event! I would like to thank the following people and their companies for year after year supporting the community they live in and donating to our organization, which reflects the trust they have in us: 

Shaun Thomas of Genesis Environmental!

Sheila Hodson-Williams BOK Financial
Mike Hudson 3 Feathers Construction
Big D Thomas! Impact Boyz 2 Men 
***  Please Note, you should be aware!  ***
Everyone seems to think that elves are there to help Santa. In a way that may be true but Santa is magic, he doesn’t need help unless … he needs them to toss a beating to those adults that knew better and didn’t care … until now.

Please! You do not want to end up on this list, this is where those that claim AI status and may or may not be so but says “no thanks. I gave at the office” or words to that effect. This is not for me, My Christmas is well under control, We are not asking for much, I’ll take that Fin (five dollars) or the saw buck (Ten Dollars) you have stashed away for lunch so I can feed or change the loss of hope for just one child! Please don’t leave it to someone else or think that your fiver will make no difference, because it will, it will make the difference  for just one child and put you in a better place with God this Christmas season.

YOU MUST, MUST, MUST, REGISTER IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE
(NO EXCEPTIONS!) Its very simple, just click on the jotform link below and fill out the form!
https://form.jotform.com/92417000231137

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Last Year through donations and volunteers we were able to assist:

82 Families received baskets
228 Children received toys

People from 13 different Tribes were represented at our event:
Caddo, Cheyenne/Arapaho, Cheyene, River Sioux, Creek, Dakota Sioux, Kansas Kickapoo, Lakota Sioux, Navajo, Oglala Sioux, Oklahoma Kickapoo, Pima, Prairie Band Potawatomi

Cities Represented:

Atchison, Independence, KCMO, KCK, Lawrence, Topeka, KS. Horton/Kickapoo Rez-Kansas

A LETTER FROM SANTA FOR YOUR CHILD or a CHILD THAT YOU KNOW? 

Would you like a letter from Santa sent to your child or a child that you know? There is no cost and you do NOT have to donate to this organization or event for this nor does the child need to be American Indian, each letter is personalized with your Child’s information:

Dear (First Name)
It’s getting very close to Christmas and my elves are very busy getting presents ready for all the good boys and girls in (state).
 
Soon we will be loading up the sleigh and making a very special trip to visit you and your family in (city)
Mrs. Claus and I wanted to let you know that we are very proud of you (First Name), and we are very happy that you and your friend 
(Friends Name) have been on your best behavior all year long.

Rudolph still needs to be fed, so I am going to wrap this letter up. Keep up the good behavior and I will see you soon!
Love Santa

We will add a Certificate as well, similar to the one below, again at no cost or donation, we want to make the children’s Christmas brighter by giving something they will remember:

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But you have to let us know right away! Send your request by simply clicking here johnjhobrien@aiebc.org 

For those unmanageable adults, we are happy to send a different version completely anonymously of course:

Naughty List
Your support in last year’s event has enabled us to:
  • Help establish multiple American Indian and women-owned businesses
  • Provide over 80 families with Christmas dinners
  • Deliver over 360 toys for at need children (both on/off reservation)
  • Meet with local community leaders/politicians to advocate for American Indian / Alaska Native businesses
  • Work with the Small Business Administration (SBA) in Washington, DC on increased support for Tribal and American Indian / Alaska Native owned businesses and Tribal 8a’s
  • Maintain our status as a non-governmental organization with the United Nations, speaking on behalf of issues and barriers facing the American Indian people and communities both on and off the reservation
  • Maintain our status with the United Nations as a Global Compact member and supporter

~PLEASE NOTE~

  • According to the IRS, depending on the level of your participation and because we are a 501 c 3 organization as defined by the IRS, your donation is deductible under the Quid Pro Quo guidelines if it exceeds the fair market value of your donation to the fund-raiser, please see us for further information or explanation.
  • No-one, absolutely no-one is paid for what we do here at the AIEBC, the breakdown is EXACTLY the same as it is with every program, if you donate to a certain event for a certain cause, that’s exactly where your money goes to and it breaks down this way:

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Because of you, Christmas was a success!!!!!

82 Families received baskets

228 Children received toys

People from 14 different Tribes were represented at our event:

Caddo, Cheyenne/Arapaho, Cheyene, River Sioux, Creek, Dakota Sioux, Kansas Kickapoo, Lakota Sioux, Navajo, Oglala Sioux, Oklahoma Kickapoo, Pima, Prairie Band Potawatomi, Cherokee

Cities Represented:

Atchison, Independence, KCMO, KCK, Lawrence, Topeka, Ks. Horton/Kickapoo Rez-Kansas

Want to Know How Missouri and Kansas Gives?
Click on the words Chronicle of Philanthropy below and find out.

THE CHRONICLE OF PHILANTHROPY

Want to know how we spent your donation? 

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97% of your donation goes to our Mission of providing toys, books and other gifts to less fortunate children.

The 3% spent on support principally covers fundraising expenses – not one donated dollar goes to pay for salaries or any other manpower costs.

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NATIONAL AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH

Recognition And Celebration Event November 1, 2014 The American Indian Enterprise & Business Council

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SAVE THE DATE!

Come celebrate with us

November 1st. 2014

National American Indian & Alaska Native Heritage Month

I would like to thank those that see, realize and appreciate the value of the American Indian people and showed it by attending and supporting our event Celebrating Inclusive Diversity

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Presidential Proclamation
National Native American Heritage Month

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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

A PROCLAMATION

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We welcome our supporting businesses as the AIEBC’s partner in our common goal of strengthening the business community, supporting American Indians, Veterans and Families, and maintaining a strong economy. Our Partnership Initiative with local businesses is a bold and innovative human capital strategy that will transform how American Indians and corporate America attract, develop and retain talent in Kansas and Missouri. The AIEBC is always collaborating with business leaders to develop solutions to meet State industry demands, tackle the issue of workforce preparedness, and reinvigorate local human talent to remain competitive in not just the Kansas and Missouri economy but the National economy as well. What we offer for ALL businesses involved in our organization is no different than those services you receive from your local chambers of commerce except; As has been our practice for the past four years, no member, no Board member, no staff is paid for what they do, this Organization, functions strictly off of your donations and volunteer work alone, in our efforts to be good stewards of your generous gift we are held to a higher standard than most and we do not take a salary so you can be assured that if you donate to one of our specific projects, that’s where your money will go.

2nd Annual Golf Event

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The AIEBC has partnered with Haskell Indian Nations University Foundation AIEBC Awards & Acknowledgements

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SAVE THE DATE…

October 9th, 2014

Charity Golf Classic

~Firekeeper Golf Course ~ 12524 150th Rd, Mayetta, KS 66509~

9am Check in and 10am shotgun start

You’re important to us, some of you attended last year’s event and we would like to have you on board for this year as well, the prizes and the raffle will be bigger but the meal and the game remain the same.
Last year we could not have asked for a better day, there were only two places to be during last year’s event, fishing … or spending it with us!

So you decided to spend it with us and our event sold out and 72 of the best golfers took to the field and three teams rose to the top!

1st Place~ Firquain, Padner, Gobetz, Dorothy……. 58
2nd Place~ Earth, Blackhawk, Crawford, Decora……59
3rd Place~ Postoak, Minnis, Maney, McHenry……59

AIEBC AWARD

We have been asked about the criteria for becoming a recipient of our award

1.)  To begin with, you or your company has to be an active member of the AIEBC for a minimum of two years, We have elected in the past to waive our organizations time line to be considered for the award, but we have agreed not to do that any longer, that’s not to say we would not consider doing it again given the circumstances.

2.) It’s important that you are not just a supporter of our organization, but an active member as well (outlined below) as a business, we are truly grateful for companies that see the value in CSR: 

Corporate social responsibility (also called corporate conscience, corporate citizenship, social performance, or sustainable responsible business/ Responsible Business) To define CSR: it is titled to aid an organization’s mission as well as a guide to what the company stands for and will uphold to its consumers. Development business ethics are one of the forms of applied ethics that examines ethical principles and moral or ethical problems that can arise in a business environment. Corporate social responsibility may also be referred to as “corporate citizenship” and can involve incurring short-term costs that do not provide an immediate financial benefit to the company, but instead promote positive social and environmental change. Companies have a lot of power in the community and in the national economy. They control a lot of assets, and may have billions in cash at their disposal for socially conscious investments and programs. Some companies may engage in “greenwashing”, or feigning interest in corporate responsibility, (which is why we have adopted these guidelines) but many large corporations are devoting real time and money to environmental sustainability programs, alternative energy/Cleantech, and various social welfare initiatives to benefit employees, customers, and the community at large.  CSR is titled to aid an organization’s mission as well as a guide to what the company stands for and will uphold to its consumers. Development business ethics are one of the forms of applied ethics that examines ethical principles and moral or ethical problems that can arise in a business environment. Corporate social responsibility may also be referred to as “corporate citizenship” and can involve incurring short-term costs that do not provide an immediate financial benefit to the company, but instead promote positive social and environmental change. Companies have a lot of power in the community and in the national economy. They control a lot of assets, and may have billions in cash at their disposal for socially conscious investments and programs. Some companies may engage in “greenwashing”, or feigning interest in corporate responsibility, but many large corporations are devoting real time and money to environmental sustainability programs, alternative energy/Cleantech, and various social welfare initiatives to benefit employees, customers, and the community at large.

We hope you will understand our need to adopt these guidelines, unlike most organizations we are aware of, we take no funding from the Local, State or Federal government, which allows us to concentrate on what we recognize as being important not to just us, but a whole culture and community as well and when companies engage in what we refer to as “feigning interest” it can have a huge impact and be devastating to smaller organizations such as ours.

Our Yearly Awards are broken down into three categories and awarded at our November 1st event for an American Indian Awareness Month: 

Partnership, Volunteer and Community Leader, these are awarded to Corporate Sponsors and Community Leaders who have shown commitment, kindness, and generosity through selfless efforts.  Their dedication has provided comfort and relief, and illuminated the lives of the less privileged, the disadvantaged and the vulnerable.   I would like to say that we are not only humbled by their unceasing efforts. No matter how many professional staff, we have, no matter how good the policies we have, we need the volunteers to deliver the social services to those who are in need and those who are disadvantaged.   While the name of the AIEBC might have changed in the past, our scope, vision and mission have not and what will not change either will be our need to walk the journey with you and we need for your continued partnership. We will continue to reach out to all of you and we hope that all of you will continue to partner us. Without you and your support, AIEBC will not have achieved what we have done all these years and without your support we will not be as confident to do much more for the people that we would like to help.   

1. Partnership Award  Partnerships are crucial throughout our country as we promote and improve diversity in all walks of life. The AIEBC collaborates with business leaders to develop solutions to meet America’s industry demands, tackle the issues of workforce preparedness and reinvigorate America’s human talent to remain competitive, not just in Kansas City but nationwide.  Selection Criteria: Since 2008 our Executive Director was awarded the Kola (Partnership/Friendship) Award. This award recognizes the innovative partnership between the American Indian Enterprise & Business Council and local business leaders.  

2. Outstanding Volunteer Award  Volunteers are essential to the ongoing success of the AIEBC. The Outstanding Volunteer Award was created to commend one hard working volunteer who has given considerable time and support in many different services provided by the AIEBC and has had a positive impact across the Native American Community.  Selection Criteria: The Volunteer Award honors a volunteer who has given much time and effort to many different services provided by the American Indian Enterprise & Business Council in the field of community and business relationships. Volunteers reach out to people on the fringes of our society and help build their sense of belonging, their self-confidence and provide the support needed to help people fully participate in the social and economic life of the community. They give life to our community and organization.

 3. Community Leader Award  It is true that you can identify a leader by how well the followers perform. However, a truly superior leader is one who recognizes the responsibility of empowering others to lead. At no other time in our history has it been more crucial for Native Americans to develop and maintain solid, meaningful relationships with the business community. To that end, the American Indian Enterprise & Business Council created an innovative Leadership Initiative Award.

Past Recipient Awards: Jerry Tuckwin, UMB, Greg Graves, Burns & McDonnell, Andrea Hendricks and Michelle Word

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World leaders came to New York City for a landmark summit on climate change, people around the world took to the streets to demand action to end the climate crisis and the AIEBC was there at the front of the line with The Honorable Al Gore, Jane Goodall, Her majesty Queen Noor of Jordan, Sylvia Earle, National Geographic Explorer in Residence and so many more, 400,000 to be exact followed up behind us in what was a historical moment.Concept Note for Civil Society Briefing

Dear Friends,
The march in New York City was by far the largest climate march in history. Here are a few of our favorite numbers from the day:

400,000
NUMBER OF PEOPLE AT THE NYC MARCH
1574
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS
50,000
COLLEGE STUDENTS
630,000
SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS
5,200
ARTICLES WRITTEN

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The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, built with profits from their great-grandfather’s Standard Oil Co., is selling investments in the fossil fuel industry in a move to pressure companies that are adding to climate change.

The fund, based in New York City, today joined a group of institutions and individuals announcing they will end and abandon companies reliant on coal and tar sands. Total divested funds reached $50 billion this week, and advocates today pledged to triple the total by next December.

It gives us hope that eventually those local large corporations and companies in Kansas City will follow suit and see the value of supporting the AIEBC, So for you guys over there at Burns & McDonnell, JE Dunn, Kiewit, the Sorella Group, KCP&L and several others I haven’t mentioned, I honestly believe that eventually your consistent “no” for support will eventually become a solid “yes”, so we’ll just keep on asking.

Please note that as a 501 c 3 organization your support is tax deductible

And that was just the climate march!
Let’s talk about the Conference on Indigenous People:

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Convened as a first high-level plenary meeting of the General Assembly’s 69h session, the two-day World Conference brought together over a thousand indigenous and non-indigenous delegates to discuss the realization of their rights, including pursuing the objectives of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, adopted by the Assembly in 2007.

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IF you wanted to see what constitutes real diversity, THIS was the most diverse place to be on the planet in the 21st through the 24th of September 2014! 

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We simply could not be everywhere, it’s my hope that next year more people will want to attend the United Nations with us either as partners, members of the AIEBC or as guests of the AIEBC.
Contact us at email address: info@aiebc.org and we will be happy to get you involved and in a volunteer position because as they say “remember in the end, nobody wins unless everybody wins”

We were present and recognized at the opening and closing ceremony, the Equator Prize Award Ceremony, several roundtable discussions where Irene Bedard spoke on behalf of the AIEBC, we received a commitment from Microsoft in New York that they would guarantee the latest software for computers that have been donated and will be distributed to the “at need public” that we serve so you larger businesses that are looking to recycle computers, we are happy to put them back out into the public where a very grateful segment of the population is waiting to hear from us.

We were present to ask questions and discuss issues with the President of the United States, the President of Mexico, the Queen of Jordan, a number of Actors and Actresses, Irene walked the Red Carpet and answered many questions before we seated in VIP seating at he Lincoln Center to Listen to Al Gore speak and Jackson Browne sing and offering an emotional statement of gratitude, an evening on a VIP cruise with those who made all of this possible.

So many opportunities were afforded us thanks to Irene and Roberto who guided us almost seamlessly through the process. We will be posting the data base from the event in the opening ceremony with highlight speeches and clips from the President of Mexico, Norway, Columbia and the Vatican (all are in their native language) if you would like a copy sent to you please send us an e-mail and we will be happy to provide you one as they are made available.

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  Virtual Volunteering If you live too far away from our offices to come in, you can still help us by becoming a Virtual Volunteer. As a Virtual Volunteer, you can utilize your skills from home by telecommuting (i.e. Working from home). Virtual volunteering is a convenient new way for volunteers to donate their time through the use of the Internet and other similar communicable means. Our virtual volunteering program allows us to electronically interact with volunteers by submitting projects and receiving updates through our volunteer website portal and emails. As a virtual volunteer, you can help make the AIEBC so much more successful and effective on your own time, from the comfort of your own home. Most of our virtual volunteers lead a busy life, but they still want to get involved in a charitable cause. “This program offers them the flexibility to do both”, said John O’Brien at the AIEBC. Virtual volunteers aren’t stuck with just computer work, they can also engage in hands-on work in their local community by hosting a fundraiser on behalf of the AIEBC or serving as an Ambassador for the AIEBC. Your choice of function or preference is virtually unlimited.

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