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Stand Up and Holler 2022 Giving Day Video Promo
Stand Up and Holler → 2022
Due Open Deliverables
02-01-2022  / 1
Project Lead Project Team
not assigned CS Madolyn Haggbloom, Aaron Daye, Brenton Richardson, David Houder   D Monica Vosilla, Tina Banner, Jason Phenicie
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Annual GivingMegan PooleDirector of Annual Giving
Project Description
Dr. Lombardi has agreed to participate in video/photos for a 2022 Giving Day promo. He is available most of the day on the 18th, but would prefer late morning if that works with our availability. In his words, “Let me know what you need and what costume I’ll need to wear - I’m willing to do whatever is useful for the cause.” Contact info: • lombardi@jvlone.com Brian will send a quick note to give him a head’s up that Dave will be reaching out directly. Dave will finalize the shoot details. Megan will bring over some Giving Day swag and props that may be useful.
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Created on Oct. 14, 2021 at  8:03 AM (EDT). Last updated by Jason Phenicie on Nov. 14, 2022 at  8:57 AM (EST). Owned by Hartman, Marissa.
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