Upper Keys BPW: March 2017

MEMBER ORIENTATION

SPONSOR AN UPPER KEYS BPW EVENT!

The cost to sponsor an event is $250.

With the sponsorship you receive the following benefits and opportunities:

Logo/branding:
Event E-vite emailed three times to a database of 500 people
Monthly BPW member Newsletter emailed a few days prior to event
Mention at Upper Keys BPW social media
One Free dedicated business E-Blast to our membership with a message your business likes to share
Display table and/or hand outs to all attendees
Banner display at the luncheon
Two FREE entries to the luncheon
5 minute speaking time at the luncheon directed to all attendees

Interested sponsors should email bpwupperkeys@gmail.com

BPW/FL

Connecting our Upper Keys Chapter to BPW Florida

BPW/FL Florida Federation of Business & Professional Women's Club Inc.

CHECK OUT THE BPW/FL WEBSITE!

https://www.bpwfl.org/

Full of great information for BPW FL Members, including the new Member and Featured LO Spotlights! Consider submitting a bio for the spotlight!

Florida Business Womens Magazine

Members get them in the mail, but you can also find them on the BPW/FL website. There is a lot of good information to keep us connected to the other LO's around the state.

CLICK TO LEARN MORE:

https://www.bpwfl.org/about/florida-business-woman-magazine/

JOIN A BPW-FL COMMITTEE:

The State Committees are always looking for LO members interested in serving. If you want more information, contact bpwupperkeys@gmail.com

Feed the Piggies!

Have you met Wilbur & Charlotte?

Look for Charlotte & Wilbur at every single Upper Keys BPW Event! Please "feed" their trough with your spare change and help us contribute to the BPW Florida Education Federation. Your contribution will help us continue the legacy of helping women achieve their goals and dreams.

The Education Foundation of the Florida Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. (Education Foundation of BPW/FL) was organized in 1965 as a 501(c)(3). Its purpose is to make available to young women an opportunity to pursue higher learning.

The concept was originally realized by building scholarship houses for women on Florida state university campuses. Scholarship houses provide “a home away from home” for female students who have a demonstrated financial need and outstanding academic records.

CLICK THE BUTTON BELOW TO LEARN MORE.

BPW/FL Breast Cancer Fund

Breast Cancer Scholarship Fund

BPW/FL proudly administers a Breast Cancer Scholarship Fund, which provides $250 scholarships for men and women fighting breast cancer. Through a legislative advocacy program as well as monetary support to breast cancer patients, BPW not only makes a positive impact on the present, but on the future as well.

Any BPW/FL member in good standing may request a disbursement for any person, regardless of BPW membership, who has been diagnosed with breast cancer, in accordance with the approved guidelines.

Members should visit the Members-Only Login section of the Florida BPW website.

Member Resources

On the BPW Florida website you can find wealth of information about our organization and we now encourage all members to take advantage of the resources.

The Upper Keys BPW Adult Scholarship program

Send an E-Blast to Upper Keys BPW email recipients!

THE COLLECT

Keep us, O God, from pettiness;
let us be large in thought, in word, in deed.

Let us be done with fault-finding and
leave off self-seeking.

May we put away all pretense and meet each
other face to face -- without self-pity
and without prejudice.

May we never be hasty in judgment and
always generous.

Let us take time for all things;
make us to grow calm, serene, gentle.

Teach us to put into action our better impulses,
straightforward and unafraid.

Grant that we may realize it is the little
things that create differences,
that in the big things of life we are at one.

And may we strive to touch and to know the great,
common human heart of us all, and
O Lord God, let us forget not to be kind!

--Mary Stewart

March 2017

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