Showing posts with label Brady. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brady. Show all posts

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Tricks and Treats


Hello everyone! It may have seemed that The Panthers for Planned Parenthood have been on hiatus from the bustling world of community service lately, but I can assure you that we've been on the prowl for activities to support our cause! We've been getting our poop in a group this month to prepare for the events of November!

We've been plagued with a setback. Our liaison with Planned Parenthood dropped off a box of condoms, lube, and other treats on our porch. This box, whose contents were supposed to be distributed to the Drury community to promote safe sex on campus, was stolen! Yes, right from our very own Summit community! This was not the only thing stolen either! Two bicycles have gone missing from our stoop also. I would just like to use these examples to warn you, fellow Summiteers, that you should not leave valuables outside! However, we are working on getting a new package of treats to distribute to Drury students in the near future.

For the month of November, we are planning a Juno night complete with Juno-themed food, fun, and of course an important message for all those in attendance. We hope to see everyone there! You will be kept up to date with further announcements as this date creeps up on us!

Happy Halloween!

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

In the Beginning

Hello everyone, I'm Brady Nelson. I'm a sophomore majoring in marketing with a minor in music. I look forward to the events of this year from volunteering with Planned Parenthood educating the community about the services they offer to living with seven of my closest friends. I chose to be a part of this because I am interested in making a positive impact on the community. I expect to gain valuable experience in volunteering with our organization. I'm sure we will all gain insight in regards to current issues through dealing with Planned Parenthood and through our own discussions involving our varying political and religious opinions. I'm happy to be a part of the Summit Community and am excited to get involved.