Ismael Court # 147 Reporting January awareness for cervical cancer. We had 14 women that attend. We stressed the importance of getting a regular pap. Pamphlet and brochures were provided for the women with information and contact numbers and a small gifts was provided for the women who attended.
Thebes Court #191 represented well for the month of April. As a court we wore blue on Fridays in support of Autism Awareness, wore purple during Testicular Cancer Week (04/16-04/22), we also wore jeans on National Denim Day in support of Sexual Assault Awarness. We also had seven daughters who attended Gala Days ans participated in the NCHI Walk on April 30th. Some pictures were posted on the Thebes Facebook page as well.
Ouda Court #151 assisted in raising awarenes to heart health for the month of February by wearing RED on national wear red day which was February 2, 2024. The court received education on heart health during their regular meeting on February 3, 2024. Topics included, atherosclerosis, heart attack and stroke. Risk factors were discussed as well as ways to mitigate riks for developing these conditions.
Abu-Bekr Court No. 74 A Constituent Court of the Imperial Court Auxillary to the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. of North and South America and its Jurisdictions, Inc.
In the month of July Abu Bekr Court #74 held their NCHI Walk on July 27th,2024 @10am, The venue was Gershwin Park located on Linden Blvd between Van Siclen & Vermont Street, This was not a fundraising event, the reason the walk was held so late is because the walk which was previously scheduled for the July 14th 2024 and had to be rescheduled due to the weather.
The presentation for the month of July was on the Value of Saving Cord Blood, and the fact that historically umbilical cord blood was discarded with the placenta as medical waste, Over the past few decades cord blood has been shown to contain stem cells and early precursor cells that can be used for life saving stem cell transplantation for children and adults in need of a stem cell transplant.
Alaraf Temple #20 had an outstanding Picnic on 6 June to raise money for the AEAONMS National Community Initiative. We had over 50 participant.
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ReplyDeleteReporting January awareness for cervical cancer. We had 14 women that attend. We stressed the importance of getting a regular pap. Pamphlet and brochures were provided for the women with information and contact numbers and a small gifts was provided for the women who attended.
Thebes Court #191 represented well for the month of April. As a court we wore blue on Fridays in support of Autism Awareness, wore purple during Testicular Cancer Week (04/16-04/22), we also wore jeans on National Denim Day in support of Sexual Assault Awarness. We also had seven daughters who attended Gala Days ans participated in the NCHI Walk on April 30th. Some pictures were posted on the Thebes Facebook page as well.
ReplyDeleteOuda Court #151 assisted in raising awarenes to heart health for the month of February by wearing RED on national wear red day which was February 2, 2024. The court received education on heart health during their regular meeting on February 3, 2024. Topics included, atherosclerosis, heart attack and stroke. Risk factors were discussed as well as ways to mitigate riks for developing these conditions.
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ReplyDeleteAbu-Bekr Court No. 74
A Constituent Court of the Imperial Court
Auxillary to the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. of North and South America and its Jurisdictions, Inc.
In the month of July Abu Bekr Court #74 held their NCHI Walk on July 27th,2024 @10am, The venue was Gershwin Park located on Linden Blvd between Van Siclen & Vermont Street, This was not a fundraising event, the reason the walk was held so late is because the walk which was previously scheduled for the July 14th 2024 and had to be rescheduled due to the weather.
The presentation for the month of July was on the Value of Saving Cord Blood, and the fact that historically umbilical cord blood was discarded with the placenta as medical waste, Over the past few decades cord blood has been shown to contain stem cells and early precursor cells that can be used for life saving stem cell transplantation for children and adults in need of a stem cell transplant.