ADAO December eNewsletter: Inside ADAO – Solidarity is Our Greatest Asset
Dear ADAO Family,
ADAO has seen dramatic growth this year. As 2010 comes to a close, we realize that our accomplishments would not have been possible without the generous support and hard work of our global family, volunteers, and donors, to whom we are deeply grateful. Donations of time, money, and love have had a tremendous impact on our ability to increase asbestos awareness, advocacy, and community support, and we thank you wholeheartedly. We especially want to thank our 2010 Conference Sponsors for supporting our amazing year. In the coming year, your participation remains as important as ever. In 2010, our ADAO Volunteers received Presidential Volunteer Service Awards for their tireless efforts. Actions such as sharing our new Facebook page with friends, spreading the word via social media, advocating to ban asbestos, participating in tributes to loved ones, and – when possible – donating to the cause will all have a tremendous impact on our ability to educate more people, advocate for the ban of asbestos, and support our international community.
ADAO has seen dramatic growth this year. As 2010 comes to a close, we realize that our accomplishments would not have been possible without the generous support and hard work of our global family, volunteers, and donors, to whom we are deeply grateful. Donations of time, money, and love have had a tremendous impact on our ability to increase asbestos awareness, advocacy, and community support, and we thank you wholeheartedly. We especially want to thank our 2010 Conference Sponsors for supporting our amazing year. In the coming year, your participation remains as important as ever. In 2010, our ADAO Volunteers received Presidential Volunteer Service Awards for their tireless efforts. Actions such as sharing our new Facebook page with friends, spreading the word via social media, advocating to ban asbestos, participating in tributes to loved ones, and – when possible – donating to the cause will all have a tremendous impact on our ability to educate more people, advocate for the ban of asbestos, and support our international community.
We would like you and yours to be the first to know about our recently launched “Light a Candle” website, an opportunity to honor loved ones who have lost or are currently fighting their courageous battle with asbestos-related disease.
As we excitedly look forward to 2011 and our 7th Annual Asbestos Awareness Conference, we hope that you will be a part of our continued success in the New Year. On behalf of everyone at ADAO, I wish each of you a very happy holiday season and a 2011 full of joy.
In unity, Linda Reinstein