Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth — CCC&Y Provides Membership Update and Holiday Giving

Nov. 30, 2022 Update

Connections Spotlight

CCC&Y Provides Membership Update and Holiday Giving

By the Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth

We are so excited to be continuing all of the good cheer and celebration that came with honoring our 50th anniversary this year. As a part of that we welcomed many new sponsors and members- please see here.

Receiving feedback from many of our members, understanding the current economic uncertainties, and demonstrating a strong desire to partner w, trust and support our members- the board approved some creative edits and price adjustments to our group memberships. Please see here for more information.

Lastly, as the Holiday Season is among us, we thought of a creative way for you to share CCC&Y with loved ones. This will not only support our Giving Tuesday and Year-End giving….it will strengthen the reach and interconnectedness of the coalition in preparation for our next 50 Years!!!

You can go to our membership page to purchase individual, family and organization memberships as a gift….just make sure to click the “this membership is a gift” box.

With Gratitude for all of you!!

Remember, CCC&Y is a non-profit organization with a 501(c)(3) status-so your contributions are tax deductible eligible. Please consult your tax professional.

See More Connections News

Education Forward Arizona — Power Hour at noon Dec. 1 – Year End Wrap Up

Arizona Adverse Childhood Consortium announces new bi-monthly newsletter

Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence (AzCASE) — Meet the STEAM Stars of Country Music

Flagstaff Festival of Science — Experiential Learning in the Classroom Changes Lives!

FLagstaff Youth RiderS (FLYRS) Online Auction Open for Bidding

Flagstaff City – Coconino County Public Library — Happening at Your Library week of 11/28/22

Education Spotlight

Archery shoot raises funds for cancer treatment

By Douglas Long • Lake Powell Chronicle

Archers from throughout the region gathered at the Page Shooting Range on Aug. 19 for a 3D archery shoot. The event was a fundraiser for Spencer Barnum, a 9-year-old member of the Page 4-H Archery Club who was diagnosed with leukemia in September.

“Spencer was on my archery club this last year. She enrolled in 4-H and shot with us this whole last year,” said Kip Bennett, the Page 4-H Club leader and Arizona State 4-H Archery Club leader.

“She loved archery, she enjoyed it, she got to learn how to shoot a bow. When we found out this last September that she got leukemia, one of my other coaches called me up and said, ‘We need to do something for this little girl.’”

They decided that an archery shoot was the best way to honor Spencer in a way that would also get the community involved.