National AHMA

2010 NAHMA Drug Free Kid Calendar Order Form

2009 Poster Winners

Calendar Contest

Dear Contest Coordinator:

 It’s time again for the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) Art/Calendar contest. Various types of art media such as posters, photographs, website design, poetry, needlework and more will be included in the contest this year. Your community must be a member of the New England Affordable Housing Management Association (NEAHMA) to participate. Eligible for this annual event are children, seniors 62 years of age or older, and special needs residents who live in permanent supportive housing. Further requirements for participation are detailed under Contest Rules.

 As always, the contest reinforces a positive message about staying in school, avoiding involvement in drugs and gang activity while encouraging children to seek the influence of good role models. We will provide cash awards and/or gifts to our regional winners at special recognition events.

 The 2010 NAHMA Calendar will include artwork from children, special needs residents and seniors from across the country! The national grand prizewinner will receive a trip for two (the winner and a chaperone) to Washington D.C. for a very special awards ceremony.

 Please help to ensure a successful contest and promote it at all levels. I would like to thank you in advance for all you do to encourage and guide the children and eligible adults in your community to participate in this fulfilling event. GOOD LUCK!!!

 Sincerely,

 

Christina Nelson

NEAHMA Board Drugs and Security Officer

Contest Chairperson

PLEASE NOTE THE DEADLINE!

IF MAILED, MUST BE POSTMARKED BY MAY 11TH

OR DELIVERED TO THE NEAHMA OFFICE BY MAY 13TH

As an incentive/award for every child that completes an art/poster project, they will be invited free-of-charge to Kids Day on July 29, 2009.  (More details about the event to follow) This is an all day event filled with organized activities and fun, fun, FUN!

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