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Special Invitation: Serve as a Future Coach | Dream-to-Action Action Marathon | March 5th

Greetings!
On behalf of our entire New Haven team of Dream Directors and high school students, we cordially invite you to serve as a Future Coach for The Future Project's 2nd annual Citywide Dream-to-Action Marathon!
On Saturday, March 5th, up to 150 high school students -- inspired and motivated to bring their passions and dreams to life -- will partner with amazing and supportive Future Coaches (like you!) to help them take action on their Future Projects!
We'd love for you to join us as a Future Coach on March 5th!
From researching engaging activities for their #SelfLove workshop at the Boys & Girls Club to creating catchy flyers for their #ShareYourPassion talent show at their school to mobilizing a team of students to attend their #InspiredSpeakersSeries to asking for mentorship from a local developer in building a website for their new media business -- there are so many actions that students could use your support on during this year's Citywide Dream-to-Action Marathon! 
After a rigorous 90 minutes of action-taking in teams, students and coaches will unite to present what they've learned and accomplished together!
 
We'd love for you to join us! If you're interested in serving as a Future Coach on March 5th, please Sarah Tankoos (sarah.tankoos@thefutureproject.org)! If you would like to help us find other great Future Coaches (like you!), please forward this invitation to your friends, colleagues, and partners. 

With your help, we can do so much more to support high school students in turning their passions and dreams into action. Thank you in advance for your support!
Citywide Dream-To-Action Marathon
Saturday, March 5th
10AM-1PM
Yale University | 63 High Street | Room: LC 101
*lunch from P&M Market will be provided!*
Please reach out if you have any questions about this event or sparks of inspiration for the future! Take lots of care and we hope to hear from you soon! 
In inspiration and possibility,
Sarah & The Future Project - New Haven Team
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About The Future Project:
The Future Project is a national nonprofit organization inspiring high school students to live lives of passion, purpose, power and possibility. Based in 7 cities and partnered with over 50 schools across the country, The Future Project offers action-based coaching, courses, and culture change initiatives to support students in building the skillsets and mindsets they need in order to bring their passions and dreams to life and create a better future for us all.
 

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