a perfect fit for SI in these times," said SI President Mark Ford at an announcement ceremony at the National Press Club
a private, non-profit organization through grants from foundations, individual and corporate contributions, and special events
refers to special purpose activities of an organization. such activities include, but are not limited to, the raising of capital, sale of a facility, fund-raising campaigns, new product or service introduction campaigns, capital expenditures, and special purpose government grants. (350.01.2)
Helps guests understand the direction a formal ceremony is going in, what is being done next, and the explanation of any special rites that are unfamiliar to people of a different religion or faith. They can also be used for tributes to special people in your lives.
Guests appreciate an outline to follow along with at the ceremony. It also makes a nice memento of the event.
before the wedding begins, guests are provided a program that lists names of people in the wedding, verses and hymns, and order of service.
The word "Program" is always capitalized when referring to Special Olympics Programs to differentiate it from initiatives and activities. Example: Special Olympics Belgium held its National Games 23-26 May 2001. It is one of the largest Programs in Europe. National Programs• Capitalize. Example: Representatives of nine National Programs attended the seminar.• In National Program names, "Special Olympics" precedes the country name (Special Olympics Zimbabwe, not Zimbabwe Special Olympics). State and Provincial Programs• In state and provincial Program names, "Special Olympics" always precedes the state or province name. (Examples: Special Olympics Massachusetts, Special Olympics District of Columbia, Special Olympics Ontario.)• The same rule applies to city Programs (example: Special Olympics Toronto).• Do not abbreviate U.S. Program names, e.g., Special Olympics North Carolina, not SONC.