Art and music have always been passions of mine, and I’m really excited to be able to use that passion to create a campaign that will support youth art and music programs. Creativity is such a crucial aspect of education, and due to budget cutbacks, these are often the first programs to go. I am determined to show the importance of giving people, especially youth, the opportunity to express themselves artistically and to support anyone who has the desire to pursue it.
FCCLA
July 29th, 2008 at 8:15 pm
I was crazy in high school, if there was an office to run for in school, I ran for it!! Assemblies became productions with lights, sound effects and disastrous stunts! This craziness led me to two of the most amazing teachers in the country. Michelle McCartney and Kathy Hendrix. The two extraordinary teachers were cursed by my constant involvement in their clubs. Kathy was my high school’s adviser for FCCLA, a great organization I became active with. Michelle was the the student body government adviser, and as the guy who held every position IMAGINABLE, she had to endure me more than anyone.
Washington Apples!!
July 25th, 2008 at 1:06 pm
I’ve always wanted to develop a campaign that would encourage kids to live a healthy lifestyle. I just returned from a trip back home where I visited my parents, both heavily involved in the apple industry. My dad has spent over 30 years in the industry and my mom is a commodities inspector for the Department of Agriculture. She makes sure the apples leaving WA meet the standards of countries like Mexico and Egypt.
Our Spectacular! Celebrity Ambassador
July 22nd, 2008 at 2:41 pm
There is one thing that ultimately brought Heather and me (Corey) together…Heather grew up with Simon in Tulsa, Oklahoma and I’ve known the guy since his move to California 4 years ago. Simon is a Leukemia survivor who not only beat the odds, but proved to be an incredibly inspirational kid. Not only did he beat cancer but he obtained is dreams as well… more on that to come.
Indiana
July 18th, 2008 at 11:02 am
Heather and I (Corey) had a full but fun plate when we flew to Indianapolis, Indiana. Working on a youth campaign near and dear to our hearts, we met with National FFA! It was a great meeting, one we had been preparing for for weeks. Well, we’re happy to report that this meeting was among the best we’ve ever had! We think BIG at Cause Creative and had a big presentation to give. The person we met with was great and had personal connections that helped her to share our passion for helping children with blood disease! Cause Creative Marketing is working on the largest youth service learning campaign in the US! We’d tell you more but our lawyer says…