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The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center is LEED certified and features a Waterpark (including a Jr. Olympic competition pool, water slide, lazy river, hot tub, and splash pad), Fitness Center, Gymnasium, Game Room, Art Studio, Library/Media Center, Amphitheater, Chapel/Performing Arts Center, 4000 ft² of Event Space, and Full Service Catering led by our Executive Chef and professional staff. The exceptional design quality of the building reflects Joan Kroc’s desire to offer under-served children an opportunity to excel while experiencing an environment of excellence.

Our founder, Dorothy Buehring Phillips, established the Special Olympics New York program in 1969. Special Olympics New York's headquarters are in Schenectady, with offices in the Long Island, New York City, Hudson Valley, Central, Western, Capital and Genesee regions.

The Wake County Senior Games promote fitness, friendship and well-being for all residents ages 55 , come meet new people, enjoy healthy competition and HAVE FUN!

BluePlanet is a Water and Environmental Education website for High School students. Information on the website links directly to the NSW Science, Geography, Agriculture and Marine Studies syllabuses. Resources include local case studies, games, and factsheets.

CertLog is a web platform to design, generate and issue award and achievement certificates. CertLog enables users to create online portfolio or e-Portfolio and securely share their achievements across social and professional networks including LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest and Google+.

Images that capture harrowing feats in world-class sailing competition are frozen in perpetuity through Priscilla Parker's view finder. Serving as an organizing official and/or race committee member for local, national and international sailing regattas, Parker has managed to grab photographic stills of competitors pursuing victory in perilously rough, fast waters --- from the deck of a rocking, some times wet boat. On any given weekend, Priscilla experiences the saltwater rush that coexists themes for a greater cause --- raising funds and supporting sailing events to support cancer research and patient care. After becoming the first person to use computer technology for onboard scoring of Charleston Race Week in 2005, Parker was toting a camera as part other racing official gear -- generally a scoring pad, whistle, flags, and an accurate clock. After 30 years of either competitor or race committee member in sailing events, Parker figured it time she started recording the experience for enjoyment later. The switch from 35mm to digital brought about a new and different world of photography. Her shots have captured soaked racing jocks standing parallel to the waves on the edge of a sailboat; the ominous view of the Spirit of South Carolina tall ship as it passes under the Cooper River span; and colorful clusters of competitors that have come to Charleston from lands afar to test the Charleston currents. Her work has been featured in national sailing and boating publications, as well as local news media. The New Bern, NC native has become an indelible member of the Lowcountry sailing community as a member of the Charleston Ocean Racing Association, South Atlantic Yacht Racing Association, Charleston Yacht Club and volunteer with the Leukemia Lymphoma Society Leukemia Cup Regatta and past volunteer for the Maritime Heritage Foundation. Her work speaks of her love for the sport and passion to immortalize the moment.

The NJ Statewide Conference on EMS is an exciting, state-of-the-art conference that has been designed to provide Emergency Medical Services personnel with educational opportunities that reflect current medical knowledge and practice.

The Savannah Area Darting Association is a volunteer, non-profit corporation and is organized to promote competitive darts, co-ordinate the functions and activities of darts, establish and co-ordinate a harmonious relationship with other dart leagues and promote competition of darts in and around the Savannah area.

A tool for volunteers to be instantly recognized for their work and for communities to turn volunteer hours into social currency.