Volunteer Needs

Some help we need now:

-          Flyer/poster making & distributing

-          Publicity

-          Seeking out donations from individuals and businesses – Any personal acquaintances or friends should be contacted about donations and sponsorships of the festival or shows. Sponsorship levels are being worked out, and will be posted to the website soon.

-          Selling ad space in our festival program – The costs for ads are to be determined, but we can go ahead and start drumming up interest.

-          Soliciting discounts from businesses for LFS-goers – Coupons, etc. – The businesses could place a LFS poster in their window, so that LFS-goers know where to go.

If anyone is interested in helping out with any of these things, email us at info@ladyfestsouth.org

 

Accounting/Budget

How much $ do we have? $650.82 – before we paid for the post office box today.

How much $ do we need? LOTS! We owe Reali-Tees roughly $800. We also will need to do some serious fundraising to get the funds needed to pay for venues and artists.

 

Fundraisers

Ideas:

-          Atlanta Beat mixer – Maybe at The Red Chair in Midtown (across the street from Red Light Café). Jena has a contact at the Atlanta Beat. Maybe we have the mixer after their 8/10 home game. That game is at 4 on a Saturday afternoon.. would give them time to get ready, etc. Maybe it’s after the season.

-          Atlanta Beat Tickets Raffle – We decided to buy 2 tickets to the July 27 home game (Beat v Carolina Courage) and raffle them at Atlanta Pride. Tickets will be $1 each or 6 for $5.

-          Silent Auctions on Ebay – Stuff from famous women, artist signed LFS CDs, signed merchandise from confirmed artists…

-          Pool Night @ Twain’s in Decatur – May not work.. problem with the logistics of how to make it a fundraiser. Perhaps we set up a table on one Tuesday night (tues is ladies’ night) to spread the word, take donations, raffle something and sell CDs.

-          Garage Sale – Charis just had a big garage sale event. People donated their junk to be sold there by Charis. Valerie is going to speak with someone at Charis to find out how they got folks to donate their stuff for the sale. She has also offered up her front yard (she lives on S. Candler in Decatur) as the garage sale location. We’re planning on holding it Saturday and Sunday, July 27 & 28.

-          Table @ Atlanta Beat home game – Lynn pointed out that they allow tabling at the home games. We could table the July 27 game to get some more folks out to the Garage Sale on Sunday. We shoule be allowed to sell any merchandise there.

-          Film Screening @ Emory – Ami has mentioned in previous meetings that she can get us a room at Emory for free to hold a film screening fundraiser. Maybe the documentary about the history of Title 9?

 

News

Ladyfest night at AthFest sold out!! The show was great, and we even sold some CDs!

 

Upcoming Events

6/28-30 – Atlanta Pride – We are sharing a booth with Reali-Tees. LFS Merchandise will be sold: T-shirts, tanks, bandanas, stickers, buttons and CDs. We’ll be raffling off 2 tix to the July 27 Atlanta Beat home game and a night for 2 in the Celebration Room at Swiftwaters Womanspace.

ADVISORY MEETING ~ Sunday, June 19

Angela Mitchell
Christine Regan
Taylor Gammage
Ami Mattison

This meeting was a bit last minute and there was no real agenda to follow, so the meeting was a bit scattered:

 

1-       The Red Chair – film venue/restaurant across from Red Light Café. Maybe we could use that space for film the same night we have our show at Red Light. Taylor’s taking care of this venue.

2-       Punany Poets – Angela got the booking application from their manager. Their fees are way too high: least expensive show is $25,000 plus they require travel/lodging and a per diem. So she’s going to see if Beatrice, the member of Punany Poets who contacted Angela initially, is interested in donating her solo performance.

3-       Echo Lounge MIGHT help pay for the Katastrophy Wife plane tickets. Taylor’s dealing with Alex about that.

4-       Valerie, one of the women at the last general meeting, contacted Christine and Angela about putting together an invitational art show at D Miles Gallery in Decatur (she’s friends with D Miles). Since she knows mostly 3-D artists and the arts venues we have secured thusfar don’t have a lot of space to show 3-D works, Angela is going to suggest that she put together a 3-D invitational show at that gallery. Valerie should be able to get all we need for the opening reception donated, so there would be no out-of-pocket cost for that.

5-       The e-shop has been updated by Reali-Tees. There was one typo, which will be fixed. Taylor suggested that we word the information about the sliding scale donation stuff more like Bay Area has. Ami suggested that the prices increase in $5 increments, instead of $10. We also decided to make a more clear distinction between general events included in the pass and special events, which will be discounted for pass holders.

6-       DJ Kim has offered to help us out in whatever way she can during LFS.

7-       My Sister’s Room – Ami suggested that we see if MSR would be willing to host a spoken word performance on Sunday evening, before the Drag Show Party. Christine is calling.

8-       Sacred Grounds – The folks there are very interested in doing acoustic music and spoken word. We’d like to maybe do an open mic there.

9-       Java Monkey – We should put together a spoken word open mic there on Sunday afternoon, since our events will be hosted in Decatur.

10-   Red Light – An acoustic music/spoken word open mic could be hosted here. Maybe Friday night?

11-   Martha Donovan, Ami’s dance/performance art friend, is unable to put something together for LFS. Angela is going to contact a friend about getting in touch with some belly dancers to solicit for Sunday.

12-   After-parties – We thought about putting on some after-parties during the fest. Two good venues: The Tower and MJQ. Taylor is going to talk to MJQ. Ami will talk to The Tower after our Pride party.

13-   Non-monetary donations – A woman emailed and offered to donate a couple of free piercings. She’s a piercer in Chattanooga. Angela also asked her if she’d like to put together a body art forum/workshop, since she’s planning on attending the fest. Angela hasn’t heard back, so she’ll email the woman again. Taylor then said that she would contact the tattoo parlors in Little 5 Points about donating some free tattoo sessions.

14-   Passes at Pride – We could start selling passes at Pride. We all thought this was a very good was to initiate the sale of our festival passes. Cash or check only. We’ll need to take down the name and contact information of the person buying the passes to add to the database. We’ll then have to pay Reali-Tees the base price of $12. Angela will type up the information about what the pass includes and the check-in scenario.

15-   Accounting and SONG – Angela got the accounting information to Nancy. We decided that Nancy should not be added to the account, and not allowed to write checks. Christine and Ami will continue to handle that. SONG will receive 5% of every donation and every sale from 5/10/2002 forward. There is no set schedule for the receipt of those payments. We think it best to try to pay them once a month, depending on the balance of the account. If we can’t pay them once a month, we should send notification of the circumstance.

 

That was pretty much it!

The next general meeting is Sunday, June 23 at 4 pm at JavaMonkey in Decatur.

GENERAL MEETING ~ Sunday, June 2

Angela Mitchell
Christine Regan
Doria Roberts
Taylor Gammage
Ami Mattison
Penny White
Rebecca Daugherty
Valerie Gilbert
Monica Garcia

Booking

Confirming Artists – 75% music & 50% all other disciplines should be confirmed/booked by July 1.

Publicity – Start publicizing confirmed artists July 1 via emails and press releases.

Workshops – Taylor is working on this.

 

Venues

Confirmed Venues:

Variety Playhouse – music/spoken word – 10/11

Sweet Melissa’s (Decatur) – visual arts, one of venues for Sunday brunches

JavaMonkey – confirmed for whatever we want (visual arts, spoken word, music)

Little 5 Points Community Center – workshops all weekend

Echo Lounge – music

Red Light – music, visual art, spoken word

San Francisco Coffee – music, spoken word, visual art

Mary’s – whatever we want (definitely visual art)

Fountainhead – film

Eddie’s Attic – confirmed as our rain venue, 10/13 only

We still don’t have a confirmed theatre venue. Seven Stages is tentatively confirmed by Christine. Monica, a new volunteer, knows some folks at Dad’s Garage, and she will put Angela in touch with them.

Valerie, another new volunteer, is an artist and will help Angela with the visual arts.

 

Budget

Wristbands for passes are being donated by Reali-Tees. Wristbands for individual shows will need to be decided on and purchased. Maybe a stamp would be better?

Passes – Can Reali-Tees do a sliding scale for our passes? Bay Area is doing sliding scale, in hopes that folks will add on a donation to the cause. We should follow their example. Angela will look into it.

Airline tickets for Katastrophy Wife will come to roughly $800.

Anthology – Angela is seeking out a printer. Perhaps we could have Cliterati host a fundraiser specifically to get money for the production of the anthology. Angela will contact Ami and Karen G about that.

LFS program book – Doria checked pricing at Kinko’s: $1400 for 500 copies of a 32 pg booklet. Kinko’s will probably be the most costly, so our goal should be to sell $1500 in advertising in the program. We should be able to find a cheaper printer for this who will do a partial trade for advertising space. Angela is also seeking a printer for this.

We can get official color posters from AMG (1000 for $750). They would be a simple design, with a white area at the bottom to write in dates and times of meetings and events.

We have roughly $1000 in the bank at this time.

Performance fees - $50-75 for solo musicians/poets - $150 for bands. Angela will check with other Ladyfests to find out what they did for their theatre performances and visual artists.

 

Income

Pride Merch – We’ll have t-shirts, tanks, stickers, bandanas, buttons and CDs.

CDs – We should be getting some profits in from CD sales soon.

Fundraisers – Athfest is the next fundraising opportunity. We will have music on Saturday, June 22 at Flicker. The Pride Party and booth are the following weekend in Atlanta. We should have at least one fundraiser each month from now until October. Ideas: pool night at Twain’s, flea market, mixer with the Atlanta Beat.

Grants & donations should be sought out. Angela will work with Sarah Davis to establish the sponsorship levels for donations. We will then need to start drafting fundraising letters and proposals.

 

Website Updates

This followed the general meeting… Angela and Christine met with Doria to discuss the updates that need to be made. All updates will be implemented and uploaded on June 26.

 

Ideas

Putting submission CDs in messenger bags that pass holders receive.

Have a dinner break each night, and focus on one or two local restaurants. Ria’s Bluebird on Saturday?

 

Upcoming Events

We should attend these events and promote LFS:

6/8 – The Gossip – Echo Lounge – sell CDs and table (Taylor)

6/11 – Melissa Ferrick and Michelle Malone – Variety Playhouse – sell CDs (Taylor) and pass out flyers (Christine and Angela)

6/15 – Indigo Girls – Chastain – pass out flyers (Christine and Angela)

6/21 – Jennifer Nettles and Antigone Rising – Variety Playhouse – sell CDs and table (Taylor)

6/21 – Ellen DeGeneres – Atlanta Symphony Hall – pass out flyers (Christine and Angela)

6/22 – General Meeting and AthFest – Athens – Flicker Theatre

MARCH FUNDRAISING REPORT (ATLANTA)

§   14 total events planned, 1 of which was cancelled

§   4 workshops – Zine, Car Care (cancelled), Guitar Clinic, Safer Sex

§   7 CD Release Parties – FL: Orlando, Tampa, W. Palm Beach, Gainesville; TN: Chattanooga; GA: Athens, Atlanta

§   3 special events – Poetry Slam, Open Mic, Dance Party

§   We made enough money via these fundraisers to pay all of our bills!!

§   NET PROFIT: roughly $475.00 (not including Rachelle’s $1250 donation)

§   Also, several CDs Available shows

 

* April Fundraising (ATHENS) raised $336.00 with 4 events!

 

 

LEGAL TALK

Update & Info:

Fiscal sponsorship – As of today, we haven’t heard from either of our possible fiscal sponsors (Nuci’s Space or SONG). We should be informed of a decision very soon. Accounting – Nancy Lambert has volunteered to handle all of our accounting.

 

 

BENEFICIARIES

We’ve chosen our beneficiaries!!

      Project SAFE – Athens, GA

      Refuge House – Tallahassee, FL

Both of these organizations are domestic abuse shelters, and, coincidentally enough, October is Domestic Abuse Awareness Month.

 

 

VENUE

Follow-up breakdown

      Downtown Athens – for Thursday opening night only

      East Atlanta

      Little 5 Points

      Virginia Highlands             

      Decatur – for Sunday only

Rhiannon will be handling the follow-up for the Athens venues. Doria and Taylor will handle East Atlanta, Little 5 Points and Virginia Highlands. Christine is helping with the Decatur venues.

 

 

MERCHANDISE

Update:

New Merch – Angela is looking into merch for the Pride booth (more later..): t-shirts, koozies, frisbees, bandanas, etc. Our official sponsor, Reali~Tees, will handle most of these things.

LFS Anthology – Hopefully Maria @ Snake Nation Press (she did the Zine workshop) will handle the printing and binding of our anthology. As we see it now, it will include work from our slam judges & winners, and the spoken word submitters.

 

 

4 DAY PASSES

They’re $45. Details TBA.

 

 

PR

§   99X & Q100 – radio interview and public service announcement to be recorded, hopefully, very very soon.

§   free listings – announcements for meetings and events

§   flyering – for meetings and events. We now have a volunteer coordinator: Rebecca!

§   Something to look for: ELLEgirl magazine is doing an article on Ladyfest in their May issue. Our logo will be a part of that article. National press, y’all!!

Penny volunteered to be our pr manager, but she’ll be aided by committee members and volunteers to handle all of our PR.

 

 

SUBMISSIONS/BOOKING

WE’VE GOT TO GET THE WORD OUT MORE!!

How can we achieve this?

1.       Get a call for submissions posted to telephone poles, message boards & e-lists.

2.       Send announcements to Universities across the country. Ask them to post submissions packages on art/english department bulletin boards.

3.       Ask art/writing professors to give extra credit to their students who submit.

4.       Tell ALL your friends.

5.       A public service announcement on radio and TV.

6.       An announcement in newspapers and other publications.

7.       Hand out forms at events (open mics, art shows, etc)

1^st round of CD listening parties – Wed, May 15 & Thurs, May 16 – we respectfully request that you not attend these events if you submitted your music.

 

 

VOLUNTEERS

WE NEED MORE VOLUNTEERS!!

Rebecca volunteered to be the volunteer coordinator. If you or someone you know wants to volunteer for something, you can reach her via the online committee list at ladyfestsouth.org

 

 

FUNDRAISING

Parties and Events in the works:

Friday, May 24 – Echo Lounge – Catfight & The Moto-litas w/ DJ MD before and after! – doors @ 9.30, show @ 10 pm

Pride Party – we’re trying to get a dance party planned for Pride weekend.. more news to come…

MARCH FUNDRAISING SIGN-UP

We had people sign-up for stage managers/workshop facilitators/door people/etc for ALL March events.

Responsibilities of each position were discussed.

 

LEGAL TALK

We still need Fiscal sponsorship information and suggestions.

The lawyer didn't show up tonight, so we still NEED lawyer help!

Anyone know anyone?

 

BENEFICIARY

We still need suggestions for our Beneficiary. We presented the option of the Southern Girls Convention as being a partial beneficiary. Other suggestions made:

 

Zami, Sexual Assault Center (Athens), Feminist Women's Health Center, Women's Resource Center, Generation 5 (Athens), SONG

 

We need research done on all of these organizations before a decision is made.

 

VENUE

Update:

All venue letters have been sent. No replies as of today.

Christine’s volunteered to handle follow-up for Eddie’s Attic, Sweet Melissa's, and My Sister’s Room since she delivered those. Rachelle is the head of the Venue committee, but she'll need help from volunteers to contact venues for follow-up stuff. There will be forms available for people who want to help call venues so that everyone is asking the same questions and getting the correct info.

 

MERCHANDISE

Update:

      busybeaver.net – donated 200 BUTTONS for March fundraising events

      reali~tees.com – T-SHIRTS/STICKERS/BAGS/E-SHOP – our OFFICIAL MERCH SPONSOR

Also,

The CD will be available on line at CDBaby.com. For $35 and $4 per disc they

do this: http://www.cdbaby.com/doria We will have to sell it for $17 on the

site to make $13 from each sell. They will e-mail us every time a disc is

sold. I will talk to them about pushing the disc for us. It's a big, very

popular site but the owners are accessible. Since we probably won't get the

CDs until March 6 we won't be able to start selling on there until mid-late

March. I will make it so we get paid every two weeks.

 

The price of the CD will be $15-17 on line, $10 at March shows ONLY. After

March the CDs go up to $15 at live shows. We need to make this abundantly

clear on the website.

 

Okay, retail, they're probably going to hit the $20. Why? because

Ladyslipper takes 55% of retail. If we sell them for $15 retail we only make

about $6 or 7 bucks per CD. That sucks. We are going to try and talk them down

to 40% since it's a fund raising thing and since it's short term. We will

sell more and get the word out this way though so look at it as a PR

investment that we're making *some * money on as well.

 

The CD sampler w/ press release has been sent to WRFG, WREK @ GA. Tech, WUGA

(an NPR Affiliate)  "Women in Music" Program and WMNF in Tampa (they're

sponsoring the Bitch & Animal Show on March 8). We should get someone to do

college radio research for us so we can send the disc to radio eventually

 

Website merch page:

      To contain:

      CD info w/ link to CD BABY and LADYSLIPPER

      Preview images of all other merchandise w/ link to REALI~TEES E-SHOP (if we do it)

 

PR

Update:

Press kits: They are going out Friday, about 30-35 in all. Doria is e-mailing people

she knowa at Creative Loafing, SOVO, ETC, Flagpole and AJC to give them a heads

up. This is a lot later than we would have liked them to go out but it'll be

okay.

 

They all include:

Our mission statement, FAQ,  LF Press, an eleven song demo of the 32 track CD, March schedule, performer

bios, image sample sheet (examples of what they can download as JPEGs for

publication).

 

It came out great. It's all in black and white (no color copies) but they

are pristine copies.

 

Postage: If anyone can chip in on postage that would be swell. We're looking

at close to $90-100 total. If anyone can help out, please send a note to the list.

 

Once we've done our PR damage in the South we think we should move on to the

Northwest markets since that's where it all started. We may be able to get a

story/mention and promote our submissions and dates. Then Chicago b/c they

had such a successful LF that the media might be interested.

 

Nationally, we should look at Rockrgrl, JANE, CURVE, Girlfriends, etc for CD

Reviews. They'll be more willing to review a CD and put a little something

about the event in the review than do a whole story. This way, Ami and

Rhiannon, we don't have to send queries.

 

**We still need woman from other states in the south to get involved!!!**

 

SUBMISSIONS/BOOKING

Update:

We discussed the same things we discussed at the Submissions meeting.
See notes from Sunday, February, 10 2002.

 

NEXT MEETING & OTHER NOTES

Next General Meeting will probably not be until after March.

We have several sub-committee meetings coming up.

 

BUDGET MEETING: Sunday, March 3rd. Venue: TBA. Time: TBA

PARTY MEETING: TBA

 

We to CALL for FIELD REPS badly!!!!!

No one is hanging up flyers and we need to advertise for our March Fundraisers.

HELP!!!!!!!

 

 

- We are still going to have a band party, then a DJ at echo lounge.

- We need to secure Saturday, May 18 for the party. Mandy is our liason

with Echo. We decided on this date because its 2 weeks after music midtown and

gives us enough time to book a good band.

 

- We have someone, Rachelle, who is going to do the leg work for us to get

a band. Our top choices are the Butchies, Sleater Kinney, Catfight w/ ultrababyfat,

or Michelle Malone. We really want to try and get the Butchies for the May

date. They live close so we don't have to worry about travel and lodging,

and they can bring in a big crowd. If we don't get them, we may try and do

a tag team with catfight and ultrababyfat. We were thinking that together,

they could draw in a crowd. Le Tigre and Sleater Kinney are a little far

fethed, but it never hurts to try. If we can't get them for May, maybe

they'll be interested to do a benefit later in the year.

 

- Our biggest obstacle right now is what can we offer these bands. Do we

give them a percentage of the door? Do we offer them

food/lodging/promotions/another gig around town/ a spot in October? We need

to nail down the May 18th date at the Echo Lounge before we start negotiating.

Rachelle is going to make some prelim phone calls and see who is interested.

Right now, we don't know if we're going to have one band then DJ, or two

bands then DJ. It all depends on who we can get.

 

- NEXT MEETING: Sunday, Feb. 24 at Rias at 6pm. This is an important

meeting. hopefully by this time we have  secured the Echo Lounge and can

concentrate on what we can offer the bands. We'll also be talking about the

June party.

 

Booking and Submissions will be working hand-in-hand during the months in which we are accepting submissions. Here's an explanation of the roles of each committee:

BOOKING
~Selection, placement and confirmation of all performers
SUBMISSIONS
~Coordinating selections- music, poetry, theater, dance performances, film, and visual arts
~Organize and review all submissions

 

Disciplines: film/video, theater, music/spoken word, workshops, visual arts

  - 3-4 main bookers per discipline, listening/viewing parties for all member input ( see below )

   1. Receiving ( picking up submissions from po box )

   2. Reviewing ( Listening/Viewing parties )

   3. Selection ( Listening/Viewing parties )

   4. Notification  ( contacting performers )

   5. Placement ( working with venue committee to organize who plays where, when )

    6.Confirmation ( working with venue committee to organize who plays where, when )

***The two committes will meet together for SUBMISSION LISTENING/VIEWING PARTIES.

These parties will start as early as April. We would like as many people as possible to show up for these parties. We will work out an exact system for them, but for now we have decided to pass out notecards to everyone there. People can right down their input and give them to the 3-4 main bookers for each discipline (music, poetry, theater, dance performances, film, and visual arts ).

 

The Submissions Guidelines

-how did they come to be?

The advisors had a meeting and decided upon the guidelines that are in place.

 

-why require TWO CDs?

Athens is helping with submissions. If they want to have their own listening/viewing parties for member input, we wanted them to have a copy.

 

-Will we accept Alternative Submissions?

Yes. If for any reason someone cannot comply with all of the guidelines, we will try to work something out with them on an individual basis ( ie= if someone can only send one cd, perhaps FIVE people can go see a show of theirs in town)

 

How do we get the word out in a unified front?

 

We need to make sure anything that is in printed format is consistent.

We have downloadable flyers on the site for everything from submission guidelines to show flyers.

There will also be flyers in remote locations permanantly:

            ~ Charis Books, 1189 Euclid Avenue
             ~ Innovox Lounge, 699 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Suite 1

~ Criminal Records, 466 Moreland Ave NE

            ~ Georgia State Woman's Institute

            ~ Emory University Woman's Center

 

We should also put application/submissions flyers in high schools, colleges, community centers, at venues for bands, web Bulletin Boards w/o spamming. We need to target diverse groups and minority/women of color artists as well. Look into the following venues: Kaya, Yin-Yang, etc..

**IMPORTANT NOTE: All submission inquiries should be sent from the lfs_submissions@yahoo.com email address with where it's sent to in the subject line.

( ie= if you sent an inquiry to the University of Georgia, in Athens, all of the other submission committee members will know you already sent an inquiry there )

This will eliminate two people sending an email to the same place!!!

 

If you know any overseas artists, go ahead and invite them to submit their work. But, let them know we have no $$ in our budget right now to promise any kind of payment.

We will be inviting artists and performers. If you know a band, photographer, etc.., and you'd like to see them be a part of Ladyfest, we have set up an artist wish list on the message board.

You can also email lfs_submissions@yahoo.com.

A form email/letter will be sent to those artists/performers that are invited to eliminate any personal favoritism.

 

Update on Submissions

So far we have gotten ~ 30 submissions. ALL submissions have been music submissions.

Most of the music has been of the folky type.

*From now on, we would like music artists to mark 3 songs they'd like us to hear first*

That way, we'll make sure to hear what they'd like us to hear!!!!

We need submissions from other disciplines, so let's get the word out!!!!!!!!

 

BOOKING/SUBMISSIONS TIMELINE OVERVIEW

-          Listening/Viewing parties will start in April...

***Music will start having them the week of May 13***

-          SUBMISSION DEADLINE JUNE 1, 2002

-          SELECTION DONE by: JULY 1, 2002

-          BAND NOTIFICATION needs to start as soon as we select someone—if they can’t do it there’s no reason to hold space for them until August

-          VENUE PLACEMENT DONE by week of July 15 2002

-          SET/PRESENTATION/SHOWING TIMES done by AUGUST 1 (technical and venue committees)

( ie= how long the band will play, soundcheck issues, work with the technical and venue commitees)

-          CONFIRMATION PROCESS-- starting in August? (confirm date, venue, set/presentation/showing time, set/presentation/showing length, sound check, set up time, # of band/troupe/cast/workshop members, sound requirements)

 

CO-MEETINGS with Venue committees need to start April 1

VENUE FOLLOW UP needs to start April 1

ALL VENUES SECURED by JUNE 1 (we can not start booking without venues!!)

 

MISC TIMELINE

-1^st round SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT PR released week of August 11 (must remember 1 year anniversary of 9/11 attacks will be main concern of media in August)

-2^nd round SCHEDULE UPDATE PR released week of Sept 9

-HOSPITALITY-- MAY 1

-TRANSPORTATION-- April/May

Christine Regan has volunteered to get in contact with Armada Vans as a possible solution to our transportation issues...

-ASL/ACCESS-- August