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The saying “It’s all about relationships” may have been first applied to advocacy. And relationships are developed best when two people have a conversation about what matters to them. We know how much you care, but do you need a little help putting that passion into words?
It might be a coffee shop, a cocktail party, or a chance water cooler meeting. There, right in front of you, is someone who can make a positive difference for kids in the library! It’s a golden opportunity, so what do you say? Learn more!
You’re in an elevator with the Board president. Or the Mayor. Or the Chairperson of the city’s Youth Commission. You have one minute before the elevator opens and you go your separate ways. What do you say? Read on!