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Friday, February 12, 2010

Exciting News - RAMP Receiving Proclamation from KY Governor


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Greetings!

Just a quick note to say "Thank You" to all who have donated in the past couple days in preparation for our trip to Kentucky next week. Your help is invaluable to our efforts to help those in need in Appalachia.

There is still time to donate to help R.A.M.P. with its current efforts to purchase food for the school "Backpack Snack" program and to help fill the Homecoming Church's Food Pantry - if you want to help, please CLICK HERE to DONATE ONLINE.

Thank you again for your assistance.

KY Governor Steve Beshear Honors R.A.M.P. with a Proclamation! KY Proclamation
R.A.M.P. is so HONORED! We just received news that the office of Governor Steve Beshear of Kentucky, will be presenting R.A.M.P. founder Amy Guerrieri with a Kentucky state Proclamation saluting R.A.M.P.'s work in eastern Kentucky!

A special ceremony with the Governor's Chief of Staff Adam Edelen will be held Friday, February 19, at Inez School, one of the schools R.A.M.P. works with on a regular basis. Present at the ceremony will be Amy Guerrieri, her husband Rob, their four children, and the families and children that R.A.M.P. has been helping this past year.

Congratulations to Amy for all of her hard work! R.A.M.P. is very honored to be recognized in this special way.
Backpack Snacks & Food Pantry
RAMP Food PantryR.A.M.P.'s 5th trip to Kentucky, which will take place the week of February 15, will focus on two (2) important efforts:

Backpack Snacks - the schools in Martin County, Kentucky often try to send "Backpack Snacks" home with children in need on Fridays so they have food during the weekend to eat. With the recent snow and ice storms, and school canceled for more than a week, this need is even greater. Please consider donating funds to help fill backpacks with a healthy snack so the children may eat on weekends.

Food Pantry - R.A.M.P. has dedicated itself to helping the Homecoming Church, located up in a "hollow," with keeping the pantry filled with healthy food options. The food pantry currently serves 150+ families that live in the remote hills and cannot afford to purchase food on a regular basis. The food pantry will cost approximately $25,000 to keep filled for an entire year. This includes funding a monthly HEALTHY dinner for all of the families that need the food pantry.

How to Help
Your assistance is greatly appreciated. Please
DONATE ONLINE or send donations to:

Rockin' Appalachian Mom Project
187 Sound Beach Avenue, Suite 2
Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Thank you for all of your support. Helping children and families, here in America, is R.A.M.P.'s passion. To get involved with R.A.M.P. and help us work community-to-community, family-to-family, Mom-to-Mom, kid-to-kid, school-to-school, etc.

Sincerely,


Amy Guerrieri
Rockin' Appalachian Mom Project
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Rockin' Products, LLC 187 Sound Beach Ave., Ste. 2 Old Greenwich CT 06870
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