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Stand Up and Holler Amplo Landing Page
Stand Up and Holler → 2021
Due Open Deliverables
01-11-2021  / 1
Project Lead Project Team
not assigned CS David Houder   D Jason Phenicie   W Nicole Neal
Sponsor Information
UF Health, ShandsHeather AdkinsDirector of Annual Giving
Project Description
SAVE THE DATE PHASE: -Completed Banner: Replace date graphic on striped banner and put 2.18.2021 Remove current graphic and replace with Stand Up and Holler Save-the-Date graphic. Copy - Under the banner do a small recap of last year. Change the language slightly to mention the excitement around our upcoming date. Below is the copy used last year. LIVE VERSION ( Header) -Completed Drop Date: 1/18/21 Copy/Art Due: 12/8 - use last year's copy with obvious updates (Nicole asked AG to update)/ Use full-width save the date image. ***VIP PHASE VERSION Drop Date: 2/11 Copy Due: 1/11 Needs: Copy only ***DAY AFTER/STEWARDSHIP VERSION ---- Claire will manage Drop Date: 2/19 Copy Due: 1/29 (completed; approved copy: https://ufodaa.box.com/s/d71d4xseofhtfepyxquo7gpdyhiqt9vx) Needs: Header: update text to read "Thank You" Landing page copy (Claire/DR will draft for NN review/approval) - Complete
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Created on Oct. 21, 2020 at  9:06 AM (EDT). Last updated by Rachel Smith on Feb.  9, 2021 at  9:10 AM (EST). Owned by Hartman, Marissa.
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