Amy O’Leary just turned 50! And she’s celebrating her milestone birthday by raising money for early education and care!
Anyone who is interested in celebrating with Amy can join her by donating to the “$50 for 50 Years” fundraising campaign. The money will support the advocacy work of NAEYC, the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
As readers of this blog know, Amy is the director of Strategies for Children’s Education for All campaign, and she’s the president of NAEYC’s Governing Board.
Not surprisingly, Amy spent her actual birthday in Nashville, Tenn., at the opening session of the NAEYC’s annual conference.
“What better way to celebrate,” O’Leary says, “than with 9,000 early childhood educators at a national conference?!?”
That’s where she kicked off the fundraising campaign “to support NAEYC – this incredible organization that is now and forever in my heart. I want to give back to a place that has given me and so many others so much.”
“We can celebrate and make a difference. I know how every dollar counts when we are waging this battle to support and elevate the profession and demand high-quality early learning for every child.”
Please donate. And please help Amy spread the word about this campaign by sharing it through your personal and social media networks.
And as Amy says: “WAHOO! THANK YOU for your support!”
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