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Helping Make a Difference in the Community

Posted by John Elsasser on October 23rd 2007  

Upon accepting the Paul M. Lund Public Service Award during this morning’s General Session, Jill Allread, APR, offered some inspiring words to Conference attendees:

 

“I encourage you to take that gift you have of communications . . . there is such a need in the community with small groups trying to make a difference, whether it’s an organization serving children or trying to protect the environment. They need you. They need us. And a little bit of time can make all the difference to take an organization from a good idea to answer a need to an organization that then can raise the funds to actually put programs on the ground. The power that we have as communicators to be able help [organizations] to communicate internally and externally and organize is enormous. Think of the energy sitting in this room this morning to make a difference in the world.”

 

Given Jill’s many achievements in the Chicago-area community, she has helped make a difference.  

under: 2007 International Conference: PR Evolution, Corporate Communications and Public Relations, PRSA Conferences, PRSA International Conference, Social Responsibility & Cause Marketing
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