Tia project

Cans for Calvary!Cans for Calvary!

Brittany Stape

Brittcstape@aol.com

4/14/10

EEX 4070

Brittany Stape

Brittcstape@aol.com

4/14/10

EEX 4070

Early PerceptionsEarly Perceptions

There is a difference between Serving someone with a disability and serving WITH someone who has a disability.

It was such a great experience being part of this project!

There is a difference between Serving someone with a disability and serving WITH someone who has a disability.

It was such a great experience being part of this project!

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Introduction to the SettingIntroduction to the Setting

DemographicsDemographics

Age: 20-25:55% 25-30:11% 30-35:11% 35-40:11% 40+:11%

Age: 20-25:55% 25-30:11% 30-35:11% 35-40:11% 40+:11%

Sarah GourleySarah Gourley

Sarah is 22 years old. She worked with us on Cans for Calvary. She has a cognitive disability. She was very interactive and played a big part

in collecting and putting together care packages for our Troops!

Sarah is 22 years old. She worked with us on Cans for Calvary. She has a cognitive disability. She was very interactive and played a big part

in collecting and putting together care packages for our Troops!

Personal DemographicsPersonal Demographics

My name is Brittany Stape I am 21 years old. I am a Junior at the University of Central

Florida. I am new Member Educator in Delta Delta

Delta sorority. I am recently Engaged!

My name is Brittany Stape I am 21 years old. I am a Junior at the University of Central

Florida. I am new Member Educator in Delta Delta

Delta sorority. I am recently Engaged!

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Engagement Activities!Engagement Activities!

Mostly Online! We recycled cans to raise money for supplies

to send to the troops. Asked Family and Friends to collect cans also. Recycled cans at Top Dollar Recycling. We collected $213.00 as a group! We bought supplies at the Local Walgreen's

and Shipped them to Iraq.

Mostly Online! We recycled cans to raise money for supplies

to send to the troops. Asked Family and Friends to collect cans also. Recycled cans at Top Dollar Recycling. We collected $213.00 as a group! We bought supplies at the Local Walgreen's

and Shipped them to Iraq.

Our Flyer!Our Flyer!

For comments or questions, please e-mail:alisa@teachersinaction.org 

Recycling, Shopping and ShippingRecycling, Shopping and Shipping

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Engagement ActivitiesEngagement Activities

We all inquired about the “Fully Online” Service Learning Experience.

We meet ever Thursday online at 9 pm.

We all inquired about the “Fully Online” Service Learning Experience.

We meet ever Thursday online at 9 pm. QuickTime™ and a

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DemographicsDemographics

Community: Impacted knowing they were taking part in making a difference.

Recycling Center: Thrilled to be part of such a thoughtful process.

Post Office: Were so helpful and efficient at getting the packages to Iraq safely!

Community: Impacted knowing they were taking part in making a difference.

Recycling Center: Thrilled to be part of such a thoughtful process.

Post Office: Were so helpful and efficient at getting the packages to Iraq safely!

ReflectionReflection

This experience has been an eye opener. We see that one simple can can be saved by your entire community and recycled so that Troops in Iraq are able to have some candy to eat and some soap to wash with. I was so honored to be part of such a neat experience!

This experience has been an eye opener. We see that one simple can can be saved by your entire community and recycled so that Troops in Iraq are able to have some candy to eat and some soap to wash with. I was so honored to be part of such a neat experience!

God Bless our Troops!God Bless our Troops!

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