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Steward
Digital
Email about Hurricane Ian Impact
Email Marketing → Alumni (ALUM)
Due Open Deliverables Open Emails
09-30-2022 0 / 1 0 / 1
Project Lead Project Team
Jason Phenicie D Chris Barnett, Jason Phenicie
Sponsor Information
Alumni RelationsHeather AshleyInterim Executive Director of Alumni Relations
Project Description
Brian and I spent the better part of today drafting the email below, which also has parts of the presidents email embedded within it. He would like to send it to alumni parents and friends in the Tampa, Saint Pete, Sarasota, Fort Myers, and Naples area. Do you have the ability to pull this together and send it out tomorrow? Tom already had Brian and Maria send the email that President Fuchs sent earlier this evening along to the national board and alumni board. Brian ana Tom have been talking about pulling together a larger widespread APF email - which is the version below. We also mentioned putting some thing up on social media too. Whether it is a share of the main UF channels that’s perfectly fine. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks team! HA Dear Gators, Over the past few days, we have watched as Hurricane Ian impacted the Florida coast while it’s wind, rain and storm surge has devastated many communities across the state. As the scale of this disaster reaches unprecedented levels, and as Ian continues to threaten communities across the state and beyond, we are keeping everyone affected by these events in our thoughts and prayers. The Gator Nation is built on a spirit of togetherness that bridges all divides. We work daily to support the common good, and we rally around those in need to lift up all citizens of our state, nation, and world. It is with this spirit in mind that we write to you today. Members of the community who want to help those in need can do so in a variety of ways, including the American Red Cross and the Florida Disaster Fund. People may also donate to Aid-a-Gator, which provides funding to students experiencing unanticipated expenses due to emergency situations. Donations also can be made to Aid-a-Gator for faculty and staff. In light of Ian’s impact on communities across Florida and the southeast, that sentiment of togetherness now carries more weight. There are 288,766 UF alumni living in the state of Florida, and 62,921 located in the Southwest portion of the state. If you have been affected by this storm, please know that you have the support of The Gator Nation, and that we are thinking about you. Our community is made stronger by its people, and we will rally around you in the coming weeks and months to support your recovery. Go Gators! Brian Danforth Executive Director, UF Alumni Association
Deliverables
EmailSend DateStatusAssigned Team 
Email to Alumni about Hurricane Ian09-30-2022CompleteJason Phenicie🔎 ✏️
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Created on Sept. 30, 2022 at  9:36 AM (EDT). Last updated by Jason Phenicie on Oct.  5, 2022 at  8:20 AM (EDT). Owned by Phenicie, Jason.
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