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Special Kindness In Packages, Inc. Newsletter

April 14, 2009

Contact Information

mailing address:
SKIP, Inc.
P.O. Box 276
East Bridgewater, MA 02333

phone number:
(339) 788-9668

fax number:
(508) 408-0309

e-mail addresses:
Executive Director
directors@skipcares.org

Treasurer
frank@skipcares.org

California Director
jenae@skipcares.org

SKIP Recommendations:
JakPrints
Do you need custom full-color offset printing, apparel printing and/or sticker production? JakPrints has you covered.

The Happy Frog
South Shore businesses need South Shore support. Check out The Happy Frog for your copy needs.

Vertical Response
Vertical Response is the email marketing solution you need to build, publish, and manage your email campaigns.

Last Chance for Tickets

Tomorrow, April 15, is the final day for ticket sales to the 3rd Annual SKIP Benefit Dinner. Don't miss your chance to be a part of this event! For more information please visit SKIPcares.org.

Dinner Details

Date: May 2, 2009
Time: 7PM
Location: Commercial Club in East Bridgewater, MA
Ages: All
Tickets: $25 each - must be purchased in advance
(children ages 3 years and younger do not need tickets)

Sponsor a table

Sponsor a table at the 2009 SKIP Benefit Dinner for $250.00 (10 tickets). The tickets sponsored with each table will go to military members in the area so that they may celebrate the evening with us at no cost to them. To sponsor a table, simply let us know how many tables you'd like to sponsor on the online order form or the mail-in order form (found on our website). If you are sponsoring a table in-person please let the SKIP representative know when purchasing the tickets.

Purchase your Tickets Right Now!

Head over to SKIPcares.org to purchase tickets before they're gone.

What is a Patriot?

Written by Shawna Mykes
SKIP Volunteer

The definition of the word patriot in the American Heritage Dictionary states: One who loves, supports, and defends one's country.

To me, as a teenager, I originally thought being a patriot was nothing more than one serving in the military. I now realize that it means more, a lot more.

I have learned that being a patriot is one who is proud, who honors, and who cares about their country and the people in it.