Tomas' Light the Night Walk

I know it is just a computer generated email..but Tomas should get a kick out of this:
 
Dear Tomas,

Thank you for your participation in The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's fundraising events and your support of our mission; to cure leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. 

Given your strong support of LLS, we thought of you as we have a few key fundraising career opportunities available. These dynamic chapter-based positions lead and manage the growth of various campaigns and include the following:
 
Man & Woman of the Year Campaign Manager - Philadelphia, PA
Light The Night Campaign Director - Phoenix, AZ
 Sr. Campaign Manager Special Events - San Francisco, CA
 National Manager, Volunteer Development, Team In Training - White Plains, NY
 Senior Campaign Manager Light The Night - New York, NY
 Campaign Director, Sports & Special Events - Baltimore, MD

Please click here for details about these positions as well as other LLS career opportunities.

If joining the LLS staff team sounds like an exciting opportunity and a good career fit, we'd like to hear from you.  Please forward your resume to HR@lls.org.

We look forward to hearing from you and thank you again for supporting LLS.

Sincerely,

Nan Giblin
Vice President, Talent Management
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
 
 

he can go career!  

Brant 
Game Commando
www.bayonetgames.com

His next move is the Pennies for Patients Program in the spring. It's a school event...the LLS asked him if he would mind being the hero for all of Virginia. He's convinced that his children will not have leukemia because he is raising money for better medicine..... 

^Sounds like such a sweet kid. God bless'em.

Just remember kids, when you need something wholesome and innocent like Sesame Street twisted into something sick and perverted - I'm just a phone call away.

-HR

Well, I suspect there may be child labor laws which might prevent him from taking any of those positions for a few years.

However, he obviously has leadership skills now that can be put to great use raising funds for a great cause. 

I would love to see a world where Tomas' kids don't have to worry about leukemia.  Feel free to use us as a platform of support for anything you need.

Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.     - Albert Einstein

I wish I were a 10th as cool as Tomas.

Gunny, if things keep going like they are for him, I have serious faith that his idea that his children would not have to worry about leukemia - might just become reality.

I told my dad, who consults with non-profits and community foundations about Tomas - he was very impressed. He has trouble getting grown adults with experience to think innovatively about fundraising and donations. While Tomas, who is, eight (right?) can raise the most money of the LTNW teams. Looks like they could use a good talking to by Gunny and son. Maybe you guys should go on the road as an inspirational team?

SoM

Son_of_Montfort

Pick up some Latin, Gus, and you can get a free ride on the crazy train if you keep hanging with Son_of_Montfort.
-- LongBlade