First place, which included the 1999 Holiday Teddy, Ty2k, The End, and the Scottish Bear was won by Gregg Slaoak. The third place bear, Spangle was won by Michelle Manrique. The fourth place name drawn was Renee Nummerdor, who won Halo. The fifth place winner was Jerry Balsimo, who won Hope. The chapter is very proud of their accomplishment and hope to have many fundraising opportunities like these in the future.
Any ideas are welcome.
Retreats offer a great opportunity to schedule and organize upcoming events and service activities, and presents a chance to brainstorm many ideas for future endeavors. Among the events already planned for the near future is Awareness Week. The UW-L chapter has also raised ideas for future community service projects. As always, any ideas or contacts are greatly appreciated. The mentoring project, an idea that was raised at the very beginning of the school year, is finally underway.