Wonderful Life

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WL020: Rick Parker Aug 23, 2018

Rick Parker is a well-traveled man with an impressive resume by any standards, but his family and faith come first. Living in Colorado in 1985, he met, fell in love, and married his wife Marianne. Together, they have two children—James, and Jennifer, who is married to their son-in-law, Nick Reed. Both Rick and Marianne grew up in military families who moved around the world. Rick’s memories of those years are intertwined with the many places they lived and visited. Seeing the Catholic faith practiced in so many different places and cultures remains a highlight for Rick to this day. Rick is a West Point graduate and went on to serve for five years in several places across the globe. After retiring from the army in 1990, Rick moved to Northwest Arkansas and went on to enjoy a 28-year career at Walmart where he continued to travel the world visiting Central and South America, Europe and Africa. As in his military days, Rick also continued to experience and practice his Catholic faith both at home and abroad. These days, Rick enjoys his granddaughter, Caroline, mentoring young people applying to West Point, honoring our fallen service men & women by placing flags on their graves at military cemeteries, volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul Church, as well as supporting the NWA Children’s Center.

WL019: Jason Robinson Jul 23, 2018

Integritech 3101 SW I St. Suite 33 Bentonville, AR 72712

jason@integritech.io

http://www.integritech.io

479-202-6000

Our Purpose

It all began with a simple idea. Small and medium-sized businesses rely on information technology just as much as large corporations, and they deserve tech support of the same quality that Fortune 500 companies can afford. This was the founding principle of IntegriTech, a top quality provider of technology solutions that can meet the demands of the tech-driven economy for businesses of all sizes. Technology has become a great equalizer, leveling the playing field and allowing smaller enterprises to compete with flagship companies in the global market. We have over 30 years of experience being the architect of information technology solutions for some of the most successful companies in the Fortune 100, helping them to modernize their network infrastructure and remain competitive in a market where technology is advancing at a breakneck pace.

The founders of IntegriTech wanted to create a different kind of managed service company, combining integrity with our technological proficiency to provide solutions for businesses in all stages of development. The requirements of every business are different even if the underlying systems are largely the same. We listen to what you need to accomplish so that we can not only meet your needs today but can scale and support your company more efficiently as it grows. We resolved to tailor our services to the requirements of small and medium-sized businesses, creating realistic solutions and attainable goals within the budget that they have to work with. To accomplish this mission, we combine our decades of practical experience in the industry with innovations that can maximize productivity and significantly reduce unnecessary costs while upgrading and refining IT infrastructure and operations.

Our Pillars

Total Trust. Trust goes both ways, and when you put your trust in us we protect your data and network integrity as if it was our own.

Integrity Always. Integrity can be defined by what you do when no one is watching. Our goal is for you to never need to worry about your network.

Genuine Care. “Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care”. Listening to our customer is our greatest responsibility; we seek first to understand.

WL018: Will Hanna Jun 28, 2018

Contacts:

https://www.hannafamilyranch.com

https://www.facebook.com/hannaranch/

Arkansas Grown

https://www.arkansasgrown.org

Home Grown by Hero's

https://www.arkansasgrown.org/homegrown-by-heroes/

Veteran Farmer Coalition

https://www.farmvetco.org

Hanna Family Ranch was established to provide pasture raised, heritage pork and lamb to our family and friends. We follow all best practices as prescribed by the animal welfare association, and livestock conservancy. We are members of Arkansas Grown, Homegrown by Heroes and the Veteran Farmers Coalition. Our animals are raised on both lush pastures as well as cool wooded areas. Our animals live the way God intended.

We raise two heritage breeds of hogs; Large Black and Berkshire. The Large Black Hog is a heritage breed that produces a very red and flavorful meat. The Berkshire Hog produces a finely marbled and high quality pork chop.

Northwest Arkansas Children’s Center

http://nwacs.org

The mission of the Northwest Arkansas Children's Shelter is to provide a safe haven, high-quality care and hope for the future to children who have been abandoned, abused or neglected.

WL017: Hometown Suites Ministry Jun 21, 2018

Contact Information:

wefeednwa@gmail.com

Facebook: We Feed NWA

What Hometown Suites ministry does:

We serve meals to those experiencing homelessness and the housing insecure residents at Hometowne Suites Hotel every Tuesday night with the help of community businesses, volunteers, and churches. We have social advocates who meet with the residents weekly to help them obtain resources, such as transportation, dental/medical services, jobs, and even housing.

Hometown Suites ministry why:

Because we love our community! We aim to bridge the the societal, economic, and cultural divides that separate people one meal at a time!

Contributors to Hometown Suites Ministries:

Child Advocacy Center

http://cacbentonco.com

Restoration Village

http://www.restorationvillage.net

Hark NWA

https://www.harknwa.com/

Mercy

https://www.mercy.net/practice/mercy-hospital-northwest-arkansas/

New Heights Bentonville

http://newheightsbentonville.com

Cross Church

http://crosschurch.com

Fellowship NWA

https://www.fellowshipnwa.org

Keypoint Church

https://www.keypointchurch.com

First Baptist Church of Bentonville http://www.fbcbentonville.org/ All Saints Episcopal Church https://www.allsaintsbentonville.org/

WL016: Ken Patterson Jun 07, 2018

Ken Patterson, Executive Director Feed Communities Ken is the executive director for Feed Communities. He is responsible for leading the team to achieve growth and positively impact the region. He supports day-to-day operations, including creative program development and community partnerships, which ensure the organization is responsive to new opportunities to serve.

WL015: Dr. Jacob DuFour May 31, 2018

Centerton Family Eyecare 101 Dawn Dr. Centerton, AR 72719 Phone: (479) 795-1411 The leading provider of quality vision care products and personalized optometric services in Centerton. Dr. Jacob Dufour Dr. Dufour was raised in Rogers, enjoying the culture and outdoor activities offered by Northwest Arkansas. He earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry at the University of Arkansas and went on to graduate summa cum laude from the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN. His residency training in pediatric vision development and vision rehabilitation was completed in Seattle, WA through Pacific University. He is an active member of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development and the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association. Dr. Dufour’s behavioral approach focuses on visual function in the context of other sensory and motor systems. Outside of clinic Dr. Dufour spends his time at Beaver Lake and enjoying good food, art, and music. Dr. Dufour had many interest growing up, but he finally settled on optometry. “I was very uncertain of what career path I wanted to pursue. I considered working in architecture, marketing, philosophy, and graphic design. Eventually I decided on optometry for its personal interaction and community service,” said Dr. Dufour. Interacting with kids is a pleasure for Dr. Dufour. “Some might say I’m a kid at heart. I’ve always enjoyed working with kids in my church youth group and as a summer camp counselor, so it seemed pretty natural to direct my career toward pediatrics. In the summer of 2013 I began working in a vision therapy clinic and immediately developed a passion for this population. In the case of vision development and pediatrics, I was moved by the influence vision therapy had on my young patients struggling with academics. In working with adults with acquired brain injuries, I gained an appreciation for the debilitating potential of functional vision loss and the joy of helping people return to independence and a normal daily life. In both cases I find that it is in vision therapy and rehabilitation that I am best able to impact the lives of my patients; and as such, I strive to continually improve my care so to provide the best quality of life for my patients.” The best is yet to come…. according to Dr. Dufour. “While the field of vision therapy has achieved much in the way of clinical and academic research, there is a vast amount still unknown in the neurophysiology of many common visual disorders. I believe that the most effective treatments for strabismus, amblyopia, and post-traumatic vision syndrome are yet to come, and they are to be found through continued study and research of the neuro-visual system. My hope is to participate in the advancement of the profession through contributing to this research.” Dr. Dufour is at our Centerton location Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

WL014: Virginia Germann May 03, 2018

Dress For Success Northwest Arkansas Virginia Germann virginia@dressforsuccessnwa.org http://northwestarkansas.dressforsuccess.org Mission: We empower women to achieve financial independence by providing a network of services, professional attire, and development tools to help them thrive in work and in life. 100 N. Dixieland Road, Suite B8 Rogers, Arkansas 72756 United States of America 479.276.3433 Hours of Operation & Donation Drop-off: Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9:00 am-5:00pm Tuesday & Thursday: 10:00am-6:00pm First Saturday of the month: 9:00am-11:00am What We Do Our Vision Our vision is a world where women do not live in poverty. We strive for a world where all women are financially independent, are treated with dignity and respect and are directly impacting their lives and those of their families. We aspire to a world that fully harnesses the power of women and recognizes their role in economic sustainability. Our Purpose “we are about much more than simply a new outfit” Our purpose is to offer long-lasting solutions that enable women to break the cycle of poverty. Dress for Success is part of a global movement for change, empowering women to obtain safer and better futures. We provide each client with professional attire to secure employment, but we are about much more than simply a new outfit. Besides physically equipping the client with apparel and accessories, our programs furnish her with a confidence that she carries forever and the knowledge that she can actively define her life, the direction she takes and what success means to her. Our Beliefs Every woman has the right to realize her full potential and achieve financial independence in a more egalitarian world. We believe that with the proper education, tools and action this world is possible. Poverty often affects women the most, and its effects on them and their families can be long-lasting. Therefore, addressing women’s needs is central to improving the quality of life for not only that woman but also her family, future generations and her community. In fact, recognizing the significant role of women in economic development is the smart thing to do, as well as being socially and morally right. We believe that achieving gender equality is imperative to developing a sustainable and just world for all, which is possible by acknowledging the crucial role that women play in the world economy. We believe that by building up a woman’s agency and knowledge, better synergies between gender equality and economic sustainability are realized, enabling her to generate a long-term impact in both her private and public life. Working Together We are an ever-expanding network of affiliates who work together with referral agencies, volunteers and companies across the world to make a big impact in women’s lives. By supporting each other, we can reach a greater number of women and make our vision a reality. Who We Are A network of tremendously dedicated, energetic and generous people make it possible for Dress for Success to fulfill its mission. From the staff and board who build the infrastructure, raise the funds needed to operate and implement our programs to the volunteers who make it possible for us to serve thousands of women annually, our success is truly a team effort. We are grateful that we have so many devoted supporters and look forward to introducing them to each of you. Check back for more information about the women, men and organizations who make it possible for Dress for Success to empower women globally.

WL013: Tony Brink - Hurt So Good Apr 26, 2018

Tony Brink 1400 West Walnut Street Suite 117 Rogers, AR 72756 Phone: 479-633-8433 At Essential Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork we understand that no two people are alike. Our goal is to provide a variety of holistic therapies that will complement you and your lifestyle. Each massage is tailored to meet your specific needs. We believe wellness is found when we learn to balance our body, mind & spirit. Through relaxation and pain relief we can help you achieve this balance. Swedish massage is the most common type of massage. If you are new to massage it is a great place to start. During a session your therapist will combine traditional techniques characterized by stroking, kneading, friction, and sometimes percussion. Swedish massage reduces muscular tension, enhances circulation, and leaves you with an overall sense of well-being. Hot Stone massage incorporates the benefits of heat and massage therapy. During a session your therapist will place stones on specific areas of the body and also use hot stones to massage your muscles. Heat generated from the stones improves circulation and aids in relaxation. Hot Stone massage can benefit anyone and can be useful on muscles that are difficult to relax. Neuromuscular Therapy is a specialized form of Deep-tissue massage that addresses underlying muscle groups, fascia, and trigger points. During a session your therapist will use friction and focused pressure to relieve muscular pain and discomfort. Neuromuscular Therapy can relieve a variety of symptoms, and when combined with other therapies it offers a sense of deep relaxation. CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle form of bodywork that addresses the head, spinal column, and sacrum. During a session your therapist will use gentle pressure to release compression in areas that hold stress. Craniosacral Therapy is performed while clothed, so be sure to wear comfortable clothing. You will find this technique deeply relaxing. It is also known to relieve migraines, neck and back pain, and anxiety. Deep-tissue massage sounds like what it is, deep pressure massage. During a session your therapist will use firm pressure that concentrates on underlying muscle groups and fascia in the body to relieve underlying pain patterns and other physical ailments. It is important to communicate your needs to your therapist to achieve a proper level of pressure. Deep-tissue massage can also break up scar tissue and provide stress relief. Reflexology is a Chinese style of bodywork used to relieve tension and promote wellness. During a session your therapist will apply focused pressure to reflex points, primarily on your feet, that effect every part of your body. Reflexology can be relaxing as well as invigorating. It also can provide relief for those suffering from foot pain. Fascial Release is a form of therapy that focuses on relieving tissues that restrict movement and cause imbalance in the body. During a session your therapist will apply gentle sustained pressure to improve movement and circulation in the body. Fascial Release is often combined with other therapies to optimize relaxation and pain relief. Massage cupping, inspired by an ancient technique used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, uses negative pressure on the skin’s service to facilitate healing and relaxation. During a session your therapist will use glass or plastic cups and suction, to loosen underlying fascia and connective tissue. Suction can range from light to heavy and the movements performed by the therapist can be stimulating or sedating.

WL012: Dr. Dan Leis Apr 19, 2018

Early Riser Rogers Rotary

http://rogersearlyrisers.rotary-clubs.org

Rotary is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.

Rotary club membership represents a cross-section of the community's business and professional men and women. The world's Rotary clubs meet weekly and are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds. More info.....

Rotary membership provides the opportunity to: Become connected to your community. Work with others in addressing community needs. Interact with other professionals in your community; assist with RI's international humanitarian service efforts. Establish contacts with an international network of professionals

Meeting Place: Embassy Suites

Meeting Time: 6:45 AM

*When Rogers Public Schools are canceled due to inclement weather, meetings will also be canceled.

Rotary Events: Rogers Early Risers are Partners in Education

Rotary Events: Rogers Early Risers Adopt Razorback Greenway Trail

Rogers Early Risers Rotary meet the challenge. Members, please check your schedules and sign up for the upcoming Walmart LPGA Tour at Pinnacle. Andrew will have the most recent schedule at the club meeting.

Medical Supplies Network, Inc.

1123 S. Erie Ave.

Tulsa, OK 74112-5307

VJ Lively

Director of Operations

918-639-1492

email: mail@msni.org

http://www.msni.org

MISSION of Rotary District 6110

Medical Supplies Network, Inc.

MSNI's mission is to provide free medical equipment and supplies for those in

need throughout the world.

Rotarians have the power of a nation,

but the heart of a mother.

~ Jim Grant, UNICEF

MSNI operates a simple program:

•Solicit donations of new or used medical equipment and supplies.

•Sort, repair, identify and store materials in a central warehouse in Tulsa, OK.

•Match the inventory to the growing number of requests worldwide submitted by Rotarians from developing countries.

•Arrange international shipping through a variety of free, government and/or non-profit sources.

•Pack and ship cargo to medical facilities around the world.

WL011: Kara Barber Apr 12, 2018

Ideal Health NWA Why is Ideal Health NWA different? Results -Ideal Protein Works • Unlike other diets it is not a quick fix pill or shake to magically solve your weight problem; but offers a proven medically sound protocol that works. We understand you • Our dedicated health professionals and coaches offer one-on-one personalized support and weekly follow-ups where you learn the tools needed to lose weight and stay healthy and vibrant ! We don’t have a lifetime membership! • In fact, our goal is not “lifetime dieters” who come back after every “yo-yo” experience. We believe that learning to eat REAL food and properly understanding the science behind weight gain is the lifetime solution to health and wellness. Why am I overweight? We at Ideal Health NWA believe that the secret to effective weight loss is controlling insulin in the body. Insulin is a very important hormone that regulates energy storage, among other things. One of the functions of insulin is to tell fat cells to store fat and to hold on to the fat that they already carry. The Standard American Diet leads to insulin resistance in many individuals. This elevates insulin levels all over the body, causing energy to be selectively stored in the fat cells instead of being available for use. The best way to lower insulin is to cut back on carbohydrates, which usually leads to an automatic reduction in calorie intake and effortless weight loss. No calorie counting or portion control is required. We have chosen to use a product called Ideal Protein to assist you in losing weight. To learn more about how the Ideal Protein Weight Loss Method can help you in your journey to health click the links below. What is the Cost of Program? We are often asked the question- what does the diet cost? A simple answer would be ….$350 to get started and about $100 average per week on phase one of the diet. Startup cost includes: • One month of vitamin supplements • Other essential supplies • One time orientation fee • Personal coaching appointments while on the program • 1st week of Ideal Protein product Depending on how much you have to lose and how disciplined you are to follow the plan, the total cost investment will be up to you. Many times getting off some of your prescription medications due to insulin control and weight loss can significantly reduce overall costs. How much is your health worth? *Insurance- We do not accept or file health insurance claims. You may check with your provider as to details of possible coverage and whether that is an option for you. We have seen many clients use their health savings plans successfully. What is Ideal Protein? As an independent authorized clinic Ideal Health NWA uses one of the most successful and fastest growing weight loss programs in the United States. To read more about the The Ideal Protein Weight Loss Method click below: Method Overview Products How do I get started? • Step 1 If you are ready to begin losing weight with Ideal Health NWA – you will need to complete the online Health Profile below. Make sure you have some undistracted time (15-20 minutes) and a good internet connection, as you will need to complete the online profile in one setting once you start. Before you submit, you can also print your answers to have a copy for yourself. • Step 2 After reviewing the profile and upon approval from our medical director, we will send you an email to confirm your time, location and directions for orientation. Orientation meetings are held for those wanting to start the diet are held by appointment only at our locations. Please make sure you have read all of the information on our website so your questions have been answered and feel free to contact us if you have any other questions. The orientation meeting is not a general informational meeting but designed for those ready to begin. • Step 3 After your initial consultation, you will continue to meet weekly with one of our trained Ideal Health NWA Weight Loss Consultants…accountability while losing weight is a great thing! This weekly meeting will take only about 20 minutes. We will answer any questions you have, chart your weight loss for the week, measure & chart your monthly inches lost, and assist you in your diet supplement needs. Clients are seen for their follow-up weekly visits at our office by appointment only Tuesday-Fridays. https://www.facebook.com/idealhealthNWA/ Ideal Health NWA has the answer to your weight control issues. We offer a clinical approach to weight loss utilizing personalized diet coaching, nutritional reeducation and the advanced cellular nutrition of Ideal Protein products. The Story of Ideal Health NWA I have always been, in general, a healthy person. I played all sports, ALL YEAR ROUND. (My poor parents.) I knew that fried foods and sugar items were bad so I stayed away from them. Growing up I basically ate chicken tenders and salads. (I am one of those people that can eat the same thing over and over and over. My poor husband…..) Since I loved sports so much I pursued health and fitness degrees in college. Having a Bachelor degree in Sports Fitness and a Masters degree in Kinesiology; I thought I was very knowledgeable about fitness, nutrition, and “body science”. I soon realized that I knew just the “tip of the iceberg”. I soon found out that the academic programs of health and fitness do not truly teach or focus on true nutrition that changes peoples lives. I find it it sad that I went to 18 years of schooling and did not have the foundational eating habits taught to me. And I was in the health and fitness majors! In my high school, college, and early single years, my diet consisted mostly of: fruit, granola, chicken, and cliff bars. On the surface none of these items are inherently bad for you. At least I wasn’t eating fried foods 3 meals a day. But the nutrients that I needed to have my body functioning at its optimal level was missing. Looking back I wonder how would my two pregnancies would have been on sub-optimal nutrition? The first time I did Ideal Protein was in September 2011. My Mother In-Law was opening up a clinic and I was going to do some coaching for her and I wanted/needed to go on the diet to experience the plan so I could effectively coach dieters. I was engaged and getting married in December so I was working out about an hour a day; I wanted to make sure I looked good for my wedding! I didn't need to lose weight - I ate what I thought was a relatively healthy diet and I was extremely active. I went on plan and boy was I surprised at the results!! Not only did I lose weight and inches, but I had an amazing amount of energy, I just felt better overall, I started sleeping better, and my confidence was boosted! I actually gained a little weight on one part of the diet because of the muscle gain from the protein! Over the years I was never eating enough protein and now my whole body was “thanking me”. You see protein is one of the building blocks for the body. Your muscles need it. Your internal organs need it. Some weird processes that I never knew about needs it. I lost a ton of inches for my small body (I was teased plenty about being on the diet… “You make me sick” is what I heard. All in joking of course). I was only on plan for one month since I didn't need to lose the weight, but I gained lifetime benefits from that experience. Here I am now, 6 years later, and still much healthier all because of Ideal Protein. Vegetables and protein (real foods) are now a consistent part of my daily eating. Because I have followed the Ideal Protein principles, I have been able to maintain my weight over the years even through pregnancies. The drastic weight loss in my personal experience came from my husband. He’s one of those people that looks at food and gains weight. Following the Ideal Protein principles especially from it’s amazing “Maintenance Phase” we continue implementing healthy lifestyle choices into our diets! It is such a blessing that I found this education, diet, lifestyle so early in my marriage and life. It is changing my family forever. For example, both of my kids LOVE broccoli! Win! They generally eat anything that we feed them. I desire so much for my family to be healthy and to share that knowledge with other people. I have been working in the health/fitness industry for many years and I have seen many health issues - more than obesity - that could be managed so much better just by eating a healthy diet. Our bodies are truly amazing and function so much better when we properly take care of them. The Ideal Protein Protocol is more than just about weight loss - this protocol focuses on weight AND lifestyle management - lifestyle BUILDING and lifestyle LIVING! Ideal Protein has repeatable, predictable, and measurable results. If you want to learn how to lose weight in a healthy manner or if you just need help implementing healthy food choices into your diet, send me a message to learn more!

WL010: Becky Carter Apr 05, 2018

http://thrivinginthetrenches.com BECKY CARTER IN THE TRENCHES Becky Carter and her tall, dashing husband live in Northwest Arkansas with their five children. After turning away from the Catholic faith for 17 years, they returned and started to find answers to questions that had been plaguing them for years. In their journey back, she discovered the truth about Catholic teachings, and the power of grace that can flood a soul and a family. She can talk for days, especially about her Catholic faith, the effects of birth control, and homeschooling. A lover of hospitality, laughter, and a good Merlot, you can always find an extra car or two in her driveway belonging to the guests her family welcomes. Life with the Carter Clan isn’t always easy, but it’s always a blessing. She is pursuing joy in the trenches of motherhood. WHERE OUR COMMUNITY LEADS THE DISCUSSION WE ARE HEARING IT OVER AND OVER: • “Loneliness is a real part of my struggle and I have been wanting community with like minded ladies.” • “I need to unpack that episode even more!” • “Let’s do a breakout session!” We hear you and we are taking action! Let’s do it! HOW IT WORKS: Our episodes are released every Monday morning. We will interview a guest that specializes in the topic we are introducing. Then, for the next 48 hours, we will have some open ended conversation on FB and IG. You can join the conversation in the comments section on each episode post. Then, later that week we will gather a few listeners, YOU, to record a follow up podcast like a “breakout session”. We feel like this not a conversation unless YOU are part of it. So, make sure you are following us on FB or IG and leave your questions, encouragements, and inspirations in the comments section. We are all on this journey together, and you are our community. We want to hear from you!

WL009: Suzanne Clinard Mar 22, 2018

Girls on the Run in NWA https://www.gotrnwa.org we inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running. we envision a world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential and is free to boldly pursue her dreams What we do At Girls on the Run we inspire girls to recognize their inner strength and celebrate what makes them one of a kind. Trained coaches lead small teams through our research-based curricula which includes dynamic discussions, activities and running games. Over the course of the ten-week program, girls in 3rd-8th grade develop essential skills to help them navigate their worlds and establish a lifetime appreciation for health and fitness. The program culminates with girls positively impacting their communities through a service project and being physically and emotionally prepared to complete a celebratory 5K event. Why it matters

Girls face social pressures and conflicting messages about how they should act and who they should be. Studies show that by adolescence, girls' confidence drops about twice as much as boys'. Friendships become more complicated and challenging, girls' perception of their academic ability declines, the likelihood of anxiety and depression increases and participation in physical activity plummets.

It doesn't have to be this way.

We believe that EVERY GIRL is inherently FULL OF POWER and POTENTIAL. By knowing they are the leaders of their lives, these are the girls who WILL CHANGE THE WORLD.

Contact information:

GIRLS ON THE RUN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS PO BOX 97 BENTONVILLE, AR 72712 (479) 531-4519 SUZANNE.CLINARD@GIRLSONTHERUN.ORG

WL008: Ronnie Hoyt - Learn to Love my People Mar 15, 2018

SVdP Haiti Mission St Francis of Assisi Church in Bombardopolis, haitihttps://bgozarks.org/ http://www.svdprogers.com/haiti.html In 2007 St Vincent de Paul Church of Rogers established a Mission of Hope with St Francis of Assisi Church in Bombardopolis, Haiti. The goals of the mission are: (1) Pray for the people of Haiti. (2) Advance social justice formation for the people of SVDP. (3) Provide educational support for the children of Haiti. (4) Establish SVDP team to oversee the ministry Through the generous support of the SVDP parishioners 2,500 students attend classes in fourteen elementary schools grades K-6, and one high school grades 7-12. Each school provides children with one meal per day and school supplies are furnished annually. Classrooms are furnished with chairs and desks, and teachers salaries are paid monthly. Computers have been supplied to some classes. Want to help? Your contribution may be used to provide for any of the needs of the people of Bombardopolis. Some examples of past expenditures are: Chair for one child $2 Annual tuition for one child $20 One meal per day for one child for a year $20 Desks and chairs for one classroom $100 Annual salary for a teacher $276 One classroom addition $1,000 Build a mission school $5,000 St Vincent dePaul Church http://www.svdprogers.com Mission We, a Catholic community of diverse multicultural backgrounds, unite as a family under one Baptism in Christ. We come together to pray, evangelize, learn and serve one another, the community and humankind. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we pledge ourselves to pursue this mission by participation in the liturgical, educational, outreach and social ministries of the Church. _________________________________________________________ Walmart https://www.walmart.com/ About “If we work together, we’ll lower the cost of living for everyone…we’ll give the world an opportunity to see what it’s like to save and have a better life.” - Sam Walton

WL007: Bob Gambrel: From Actively Doing to Actively Inspiring Mar 08, 2018

ALS - Mid America Chapter http://web.alsa.org/site/TR?fr_id=13231&pg=entry Mission and History Since its founding in 2006, ALS in the Heartland has assisted over 800 individuals with ALS, their families, and caregivers, one by one, to improve their quality of life, provide them with much-needed goods and services, and assist in maintaining their dignity for as long as possible. ALS in the Heartland exists to provide the highest quality of support and care for ALS patients and their families in Nebraska and western Iowa. Throughout the past eleven years ALS in the Heartland has: •Served in 60 counties. •Aided in keeping 59% of ALS individuals in their homes throughout their illness. •Provided thousands of respite grants, or breaks from the emotionally and physically taxing role of caregiving. •Utilized 100% of every dollar donated for services in Nebraska and western Iowa. •Supplied thousands of pieces of equipment to people with ALS. •Received feedback that 96% of patient families have found ALS in the Heartland services helpful and needed. ALS in the Heartland is honored to travel this journey with those touched by ALS. ALS Facts Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a rapidly progressive, invariably fatal neurological disease that attacks the nerve cells (neurons) responsible for controlling voluntary muscles. As of today, the cause of ALS is unknown. There are no known preventative measures, and there is no recognized cure. •About 30,000 people nationwide suffer from ALS. •ALS strikes nearly 5,600 people in the U.S. each year. •Symptoms can include twitching, cramping, or stiffness of muscles – muscle weakness affecting an arm or a leg, slurred and nasal speech, or difficulty chewing or swallowing. •The disease most commonly strikes people between 40-60 years of age. •Young adults and older individuals can also develop the disease. •Average lifespan after diagnosis is two to five years. •The disease crosses all ethnic, racial and socioeconomic boundaries. •Men are affected more often than women. •Eventually all muscles under voluntary control are affected. •Because ALS affects only motor neurons, the disease does not impair a person’s mind, personality, intelligence, or memory. •Patients usually maintain control of eye muscles and bladder and bowel functions. •Patients lose their strength and ability to move their arms, legs, body, and when the muscles in the diaphragm and chest wall fail, the patients lose the ability to breathe without ventilatory support. •Beginning symptoms show in one of three areas: lower extremity, bulbar area, or upper extremity. •No one test can provide a definitive diagnosis for ALS, although the presence of upper and lower motor neuron signs in a single limb is strongly suggestive. •The diagnosis of ALS is primarily based on the symptoms and signs the physician observes in a patient and a series of tests to rule out other diseases. _________________________________________________________ Walk to defeat ALS August 25th 2018 http://web.alsa.org/site/TR?fr_id=13231&pg=entryThe Supply Fundraising through the Walk drives bold and urgent innovation as we march together toward a treatment and ultimately a cure for ALS. The Local Connection Your participation in the Walk to Defeat ALS has a direct impact on people living with ALS and their families at the local level. Through education, support groups, access to care and advocacy, we are working to defeat ALS and provide hope to people living with ALS and their families.___ _Walk to defeat ALS _________________________________________________________th 2018 Kelloggs Company http://www.kelloggcompany.com Vision and Purpose: Our Vision: To enrich and delight the world through foods and brands that matter. Our Purpose: Nourishing families so they can flourish and thrive. We are a company of promise and possibilities. Each day represents a fresh opportunity to share Our Vision, live Our Purpose. By being mindful and committed to these ideals, we uphold our founder’s dedication to people and their well-being. And we promote an environment where we can push beyond boundaries and across borders to create foods and brands that help to fuel the best in everyone everywhere. It is this belief that brings us together and sets us apart. Values: Success Starts Here Our values are part of our DNA. They guide the way we work with our business partners, within our communities and with each other. Through integrity, accountability, passion, humility, simplicity and a focus on success, we have created a vibrant company culture where ideas can blossom, people can thrive and success can flourish. INTEGRITY We Act With Integrity and Show Respect Demonstrate a commitment to integrity and ethics Show respect for and value all individuals for their diverse backgrounds, experiences, styles, approaches and ideas Listen to others for understanding Assume positive intent ACCOUNTABILITY We Are All Accountable Take personal accountability for our actions and results Focus on finding solutions and achieving results Actively engage in discussions and commit to decisions once they are made Involve others in decisions and plans that affect them Keep promises and commitments made to others Personally commit to the success and well-being of teammates Embrace the belief that all injuries are preventable and that achieving a healthy and safe environment starts with “me” PASSION We Are Passionate About Our Business, Our Brands and Our Food Show pride in our brands and heritage Delight our consumers and serve our customers through the high quality of our products and services Promote a positive, energizing, optimistic and fun environment Promote and implement creative and innovative ideas and solutions Value, promote and fiercely protect our reputation HUMILITY We Have the Humility and Hunger to Learn Value openness and curiosity to learn from anyone, anywhere Seek and provide honest feedback Be open to personal change and continuous improvement Learn from mistakes and successes in equal measure Never underestimate our competition SIMPLICITY We Strive for Simplicity Seek to continually simplify and improve processes, procedures and activities Work across organizational boundaries/levels and break down internal barriers Deal with people and issues directly and openly Prize results over form RESULTS We Love Success Achieve results and celebrate when we do Help people to be their best by providing coaching and feedback Work with others as a team to accomplish results and win Have a “can do” (positive) attitude and drive to get the job done Make people feel valued and appreciated Make the tough calls Our Heritage A Foundation for the Future More than 100 years ago, W.K. Kellogg founded our company through his belief in nutrition and dedication to well-being. Motivated by a passion for people, quality and innovation, he created the first-ever breakfast cereal and then shaped an entire industry. Kellogg soon became a household name; his signature, a trusted mark. Today, W.K. Kellogg’s legacy continues to inspire us. Working together, we create moments of delight for people around the world with our well-loved brands.

WL006: Megan Lankford: From Black to Green Thumb Mar 01, 2018

Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks https://bgozarks.org/ Mission and History Learn. Play. Grow. The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks is a unique destination in Northwest Arkansas that draws more than 80,000 visitors a year. The Garden is a collection of twelve themed gardens and includes the region’s only butterfly house. Our mission is to provide educational, entertainment, and recreational opportunities for students, residents, and Garden visitors to increase their appreciation of the native and natural ecosystem of the Ozarks. Our education programs include workshops, classes, and lectures for adults in horticulture, conservation, and other topics of interest to gardeners of all skill levels and others who admire the beauty and science of the natural world. The majority of our education programs are for children of all ages. We work with area school districts to provide hands-on nature and science learning experiences. Our programs such as Little Sprouts, Earth Day, Butterfly Days, and Firefly Fling offer unique outdoor experiences to thousands of children each year. eARTh Theatre Festival Saturday, April 28 from 4:00-7:00 pm • Symptoms can include twitching, cramping, or stiffness of muscles – muscle weakness affecting an arm or a leg, slurred and nasal speech, or difficulty chewing or swallowing.

Classic children’s tales come to life in the garden! Bring the kids and come enjoy this fun family festival at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks! The eARTh Theatre Festival will feature four family-friendly plays, performed by Arts Live Theatre actors and actresses throughout the garden. Each twenty minute show will run four times, with a fifteen minute break in between. Guests will be able to visit each stage to see all four plays and participate in Earth Day crafts throughout the evening. Enjoy performances of the following stories: Peter Pan Wizard of Oz Jungle Book The Secret Garden Greening of the Garden Save the date for the 2018 Greening of the Garden Gala: Friday, May 18 from 6:00-10:00 pm The Greening of the Garden Gala is the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks‘ signature event and fundraiser. We strive to create a place for the community to celebrate and enjoy the natural beauty of the Ozarks. Our mission is simple. Learn. Play. Grow. The Garden provides over 16,000 children and adults with education each year. Classes and programs at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks explore a broad array of garden-related topics including wild plants, animals in the garden, health and wellness, sustainability, and garden and floral design. Guests at Greening can enjoy strolling through the Garden while enjoying wine, craft beer and hors d’oeuvres along with live music. Watch the sun set while indulging in an elegant dinner on the Great Lawn and participate in the excitement of silent and live auctions throughout the evening. Free Summer Concert Series The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks’ popular Free Summer Concert Series returns with a jam-packed lineup for 2018! There’s nothing better than summer nights in the garden, enjoying these unique open-air performances. All concerts are family-friendly and open to the public. Each show will take place from 7:00-9:00 pm. Lawn chairs and picnics are welcome or enjoy food & drink from local food trucks! Consider riding your bike with b-parking on the Tyson Terrace. Please leave pets at home. 2018 Summer Concert Lineup: June 5 – Cinderella, performed by Opera in the Ozarks at Inspiration Point artists June 26 – “Red, White & Bloom” patriotic concert featuring the Arkansas Winds Community Concert Band and vocalist Tonya Jackson July 31 – Funk Factory, a high energy band covering everything from Motown soul, to rock ‘n roll and modern pop! August 21 – National Park Radio – this popular group hails from Harrison, AR and plays Americana, folk and bluegrass Art in the Garden Art in the Garden is a great opportunity to see the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in full-bloom! Enjoy the Garden’s art installations, along with an art show featuring local artists! As you stroll through the Garden, you’ll be able to enjoy delicious drinks and hors d’oeuvres. This is definitely an event you won’t want to miss! Save the date: Friday, June 15 at 6:30 pm Firefly Fling Save the date: July 21, 2018 from 6:00-10:00 pm One of Northwest Arkansas’ most anticipated midsummer events is back July 21, 2018! Before dark, community groups will offer engaging and fun activities like fairy house building, a photo booth, obstacle course, giant bubbles, nature stations, crafts, and more! Garden and woodland fairies will be granting wishes to children throughout the garden. After dark, families may participate in glowing games and then gather on the lawn for glow-in-the-dark performances and fire dancing, followed by a special Community Wishes Finale. Guests may bring blankets and picnics, but food trucks will be selling food as well. The Firefly Shoppe will have fairy wings, wands, glow sticks, and other festival items for sale! Chefs in the Garden Thank you to everyone who attended Chefs in the Garden! Save the date: September 11, 2018 Everyone’s favorite foodie event returns to the garden for its 11th year on Tuesday, September 11, 2018 from 6:00 – 8:30 PM! Chefs in the Garden captures the excitement of the harvest season by bringing the area’s finest chefs into one location – the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks. Guests can stroll through the garden watching cooking demonstrations and indulging in sweet and savory culinary creations. _________________________________________________________

WL005: Tony Kaczoroski: Training Man's Best Friend Feb 22, 2018

Soldier ON Service Dogs www.soldieronservicedogs.org History Soldier On Service Dogs (SOSD) was founded by Angie Pratt in September 2014 after a close relative, a Marine bomb technician, was injured in Afghanistan and began experiencing the effects of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). After researching treatments she realized a service dog would be of great benefit but no such organizations were to be found in this area. Thus began Soldier On Service Dogs, the only organization of its kind in the state of Arkansas. Twenty percent of Iraqi and Afghanistan war veterans have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and/or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Estimates for Northwest Arkansas put the number of PTSD/TBI Veterans at about 14,000. Of those, 840 (6%) would benefit from a service dog. PTSD/TBI service dogs do amazing things for their veterans. They detect seizures, disrupt nightmares, call 911, reduce need for medication, mitigate anxiety, reduce stress and save families and veterans’ lives. SOSD puts its dogs through a two-year training process. First, the company acquires a puppy between six and eight weeks old. The puppy is then sent to live with a foster family (see Puppy Raisers for more information), where it is disciplined and learns to adapt to a family environment. After about a year, the dog is brought in for advanced work with the company's trainers for four to six months. When the dog reaches 18 months old, it is paired with a veteran for further training. Each veteran applicant is required to be in counseling and have obtained a letter from that counselor stating they would benefit from a service dog and would be able to take care of it. Soldier On Service Dogs also requires the veterans take classes with them to find a dog that suits them and learn to handle their dogs. These classes continue as long as necessary before the veteran is allowed to take their service dog home. The entire training and raising process costs about $25,000 per dog/veteran duo. Our Mission To operate as a charitable organization by providing, at no charge, trained service dogs and service dog training to qualified veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and/or Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), and by contributing to the overall knowledge base of best practices associated with service dogs. We will focus on quality of the dog, its training, its trainers and veteran clients to assure successful placement and ongoing dog/client partnerships. ABOUT SOSD Soldier On Service Dogs is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that provides Northwest Arkansas Veterans diagnosed with PTSD and/or TBI with service dogs free of charge. Our service dogs are carefully chosen, matched to a veteran and custom trained to handle that veterans specific needs. ___________________________________________ The Demand Because Arkansas has one of the highest per-capita veteran populations there are an estimated 2,500 Arkansans in need of service dogs. In fact, nearly 10% of Arkansans have served or currently serve in the military. The Supply To date, there has been a very limited offering of highly trained service dogs. There is no regulation when it comes to service dog trainers and no regulated certification for service dog teams, resulting in many inadequately trained dogs carrying the honored title of Service Dogs. Our service dogs are trained by our specialists familiar with the needs of veterans, and we also train the veterans how to handle their service dogs in a variety of situations. The Current Situation There is currently a great need for properly trained service dogs for veterans in Northwest Arkansas and across the country. The Veterans Administration only recognizes service dogs for veterans with sight, hearing or mobility issues. A study is being conducted by the Veterans Administration to validate veterans with PTSD can benefit from service dogs. We have directly witnessed the benefits a service dog can give to a veteran with these disabilities. In fact, there may be a direct link to the benefits of service dogs and the prevention of suicide in the veteran population. ___________________________________________ Hero Tales Hanger Party http://www.soldieronservicedogs.org/About/Events/Hero-Tales-Hanger-Party A fun evening honoring our local veterans! Enjoy dinner and drinks, tour the museum, shop silent and live auctions, and dance the night away at the Arkansas Air & Military Museum. Join us for a fun, western-themed evening featuring Barrett Baber, hosted by Jack and Angela Pestello. Arkansas Air & Military Museum (Drake Field) Saturday, March 10, 2018 6:00pm to 11:00pm ___________________________________________ Alive-Tree http://www.soldieronservicedogs.org/Alive-Tree The Alive tree is a 12-foot tall outdoor tree sculpture made out of rebar patterned after the tree sculptures at the Prairie Grove National Museum. The sculpture will be made by the Northwest Technical Institute Students from material supplied by Home Depot and a generous donation from the Bank of Fayetteville to have the sculpture tree permanently installed. The tree will feature leaves with the names of the veterans who our donors want to say they are glad they alive. This tree will have a special place of honor in front of the Soldier ON office for everyone to see the names of those whose continued life is celebrated and cherished. The Leaves of Celebration The leaves of this tree are leaf-shaped ornaments designed by Avery Nelson of Forge Custom Metal Designs with engraving by John Lifer of Ozark Laser Engraving and will carry the name of the veteran who was able to come home and who is making a difference in our lives today. When you pledge a recurring donation of $10 per month, an engraved leaf will be placed on the tree in honor of the veteran of your choice.

WL004: Kent Eikenberry: Listening to my Heart Feb 15, 2018

Kent Eikenberry : Listening to my heart Leoti, Kansas Leoti, pronounced "Lee-OH-Tah." is a city in and the county seat of Wichita County, Kansas, United States.[6] As of the 2010 census, the city population was 1,534.[7] History[edit] Leoti was founded in 1885[8] by a company of men from Garden City, Kansas. Two years later, in 1887, it was involved in the bloodiest county seat fight in the history of the American West. The shoot-out was on February 27, 1887, when men—some would say hired gunmen—from Leoti, went to the neighboring, rival town of Coronado and left several people dead and wounded. A small town called Farmer City which was located between Coronado and Leoti, was hoped by some to become the county seat—which would end the fighting. Leoti later won the right to become the county seat and now the two other towns consist mainly of farmland. ___________________________________________ Kansas State University https://www.k-state.edu Experience the Wildcat Way It doesn't matter if you ask a long-time professor, recent graduate, passionate alum or a fresh-eyed freshman. Pick a member of the K-State community at random and ask him or her what it means to be a Wildcat, and you will most likely get a one-word answer: Family. ___________________________________________ Independence Reporter https://indydailyreporter.com ___________________________________________ NWA Democrat Gazette http://www.nwaonline.com ___________________________________________ Poplar House Clinic 207 W Poplar St Rogers, AR 72756 Facility has closed ___________________________________________ Mercy Hospital, Rogers AR https://www.mercy.net/practice/mercy-hospital-northwest-arkansas/ ___________________________________________ Northwest Arkansas Community College https://nwacc.edu/ MISSION Empower Lives, Inspire Learning and Strengthen Community, through Accessible, Affordable, Quality Education. VISION Positively changing the lives of those we serve. SERVICE AREA NWACC's service area is defined by the Arkansas Department of Higher Education as Benton and Washington counties in northwest Arkansas. ___________________________________________ NWA Food Bank https://www.nwafoodbank.org OUR MISSION is to nourish Northwest Arkansas Communities by Feeding Hungry People. OUR VISION is to be the leader in hunger relief by building partnerships with other hunger relief organization. RESPECT We respect the inherent worth and dignity of every person and treat all with justice, equality and compassion. We honor the lives, concerns and stories of people in need and expect our staff and member agencies to do the same. We accept one another and encourage diversity of thoughts and ideas. STEWARDSHIP AND ACCOUNTABILITY We keep faith with the public trust through the efficient and compassionate use of resources entrusted to us and are mindful that our mission is accomplished through the generosity of others. We maintain and communicate accurate and timely information on hunger research, education, advocacy and service. We evaluate and account regularly for how resources are used to implement and achieve our mission. COLLABORATION We believe in the power of community. We collaborate and build strong relationships, based on trust, with and among those who share our vision. We work together to accomplish the mission in our regions, valuing each other's roles and using an open process and honest communication. We seek out and are responsive to the input and counsel of our staff and member agencies URGENCY We operate with an acute sense of urgency that reflects the immediate needs of hungry people. We challenge our employees, volunteers and member agencies to embrace the same sense of urgency to accomplish our shared vision. SERVICE We believe service to others is fundamental in working towards our mission. We serve with excellence, compassion and responsiveness to meet the needs of those with whom we work, internally and externally. The better we serve, the more people we bring together in commitment to our vision. INTEGRITY We act with honesty, trust and openness and deliver on commitments. We act within the spirit of agreements, contracts and the law. Our intentions and actions will be transparent and above reproach. DIVERSITY We believe that the ethnic, cultural and social diversity of our nation should be reflected in our staff, Board and network. ___________________________________________

WL003: Anne Rohr: Arkansas Abroad Feb 08, 2018

Anne Rohr : Arkansas Abroad Rogers High “ The Mounties” http://rogersrhs.ss5.sharpschool.com Mascot: Mountaineers (Nickname: Mounties) Colors: Royal Blue and White Mission Statement: At Rogers High School we provide all learners with meaningful educational opportunities in a safe and supportive environment that promotes lifelong learning and excellence. Working in harmony with parents and the community, we empower our learners to reach their full potential and to develop skills, values and character to become responsible adults who will succeed and contribute to a global society. ___________________________________________ University of Arkansas https://www.uark.edu The University of Arkansas boasts a tradition unique among the nation's universities: Senior Walk, consisting of more than three miles of sidewalks crisscrossing campus that are engraved with the names of more than 175,000 graduates, dating back nearly 140 years. It’s concrete proof of the university’s commitment to our students. QUICK FACTS •Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas •Founded: 1871 •Chancellor: Joseph E. Steinmetz •Endowment market value: $898.9 million (end of FY 2016) •Research expenditures: $153 million (FY 2017) •Download the "At-a-Glance" infographic. STUDENTS •Enrollment: 27,558 (Fall 2017) •Student-to-faculty ratio: 19:1 •Average ACT: 26 •Average high school GPA: 3.69 •Six-year graduation rate: 64.5 percent (2010 cohort) FACULTY AND STAFF •Faculty: 1,353 •Staff, full-time: 3,150 •Staff, part-time: 77 ACADEMICS •Undergraduate majors: 85 •Master's degree programs: 81 •Doctoral and specialist programs: 42 •Graduate certificate programs: 26 ___________________________________________ Anne’s Highschool Puertas Abiertas 2018 https://iesgomezmoreno.com General: ies.gomezmoreno.madrid@educa.madrid.org Departamento de Orientación: orientadorgm@yahoo.es AMPA: apaiesgomezmoreno@fapaginerdelosrios.org Secretaría : secretaria@iesgomezmoreno.com ___________________________________________

WL002: Mike Shea Feb 02, 2018

City of Allen Park, Parks and Recreation

http://www.cityofallenpark.org/Services-Departments/Parks-Recreation.aspx

Mission

"To provide parks and recreation resources that serve all residents of Allen Park that provide a comprehensive, wide range of leisure opportunities for all ages while improving our quality of life.”

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LIVONIA KENNEL CLUB

http://www.themichiganwinterdogclassic.com

The Michigan Winter Dog Classic will host more than 7,000 dogs, 160+ breeds of “man’s best friends”, throughout the 4-day show, including several breeds getting ready for the country’s premier Westminster Kennel Club Dog show in February. Dogs will be judged on standards set by the American Kennel Club.

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Bella Vista - POA

https://bellavistapoa.com

With the picturesque Ozark Mountains as its backdrop, Bella Vista is a sight to behold. With 36,000 acres of rolling hills, waterfalls, hiking and biking trails and overall natural beauty, when you come for a visit, you won’t want to leave.

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First Tee of Northwest Arkansas

http://www.thefirstteenorthwestarkansas.org

Our mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf.

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Events:

2018 GOLF CAMP SCHEDULE

REGISTRATION FOR GOLF CAMPS WILL OPEN ON APRIL 1

GOLF CAMP AGES 7-9 – This summer we will be offering three golf camps to take place at The First Tee Learning Center in Lowell. Each day of camp will feature lessons for putting, short game and full swing, as well as time on the golf course. Lunch will not be included, except on Wednesday – which will feature our awards lunch. Water will be plentiful, but campers should bring a snack, or two, and their favorite drink, if desired. Each camp will have a maximum of 20 participants.

AN EXPO FOR YOUNG WOMEN

On April 4, 2017, we will be kicking off our 2nd annual Tee Up Your Future: An Expo for Young Women. This event will create an ideal professional atmosphere for girls to meet an assortment of executives throughout multiple industries in the Northwest Arkansas region, while lightly incorporating the game of golf. Tee Up Your Future is open to any girls from 7th grade through 10th grade. Girls will be learning from executive women the importance of networking, how to build confidence, 7 P’s of having success, and other key strategies to having a successful career.

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WL001: Pete Metzger Jan 21, 2018

Today we meet Pete Metzger, a former Walmart executive who helped build the company we see today.

In retirement, Pete has not slowed down at all. He likes to travel the country with his wife Marg, grow in his faith formation, along with supporting several NWA charitable organizations.

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