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| Public Relations Corner |
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State Public Relations Co-Directors:
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Terri Fassio
Winchester Grange #74
8211 San Angelo Drive, L5
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Tel. 860-626-5074
E-mail Terri Fassio
Robert Charbonneau
Meriden Grange #29
102 Spring Street
Meriden CT 06451
Tel. 203-237-4617
E-mail Robert Charbonneau
Committee:
Martha Trask
Cheshire Grange #23
Frank Forrest
Hillstown Grange #87
Barbara Chapman
Simsbury Grange #197
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| Public Relations News ... |
Public Relations News: And the Winners Are ...
November 1, 2019 -- The Public Relations committee offered ; three ; contests ; for ; 2019.
Sadly, the Video Contest did not have any entries.
The winner of the Best Cooperative Partnership Contest was Taghhannuck Grange. Their entry detailed their partnership with the Sharon ; Historical Society and Author Carol Ascher, culminating in a presentation called “A Chance for Land and Fresh Air.
To view the full article, click here
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Public Relations News: The Benefits of Targeted Marketing
October 1, 2019 -- Successful businesses market themselves to their target audience. They first identify their customer base, then identify what they expect from them, and finally create a marketing strategy to attract that target audience to their business. People do business with people they know, like and trust. The same theory can be applied to each and every Grange.
To view the full article, click here
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| Public Relations Notes ... |
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What does Public Relations have to do with my Grange?
Public relations is vital to the success of the Granges across Connecticut. Communication is essential to Grange success, both internally and externally. The more visibility the Grange has, the more positive community support it will attract, the more pride the membership will have in the organization, and ultimately the more members it will gain. It’s a simple formula.
Favorable media exposure means recognition in the community, acknowledgement of Grange activities, services and accomplishments and a higher profile of your Grange among potential members. Internally, it will help build pride in membership that will grow a more successful Grange. From building awareness and credibility to supporting fund-raising efforts, well-executed public relations efforts can make the difference between achieving the Grange’s goals or falling desperately short of them.
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Public Relations Tips and Ideas ...
Learn the tips, tricks and how-to's to get your Grange and it's events, projects and activities the attention they deserve. Click through to learn how to maximize your publicity effectiveness.
Public Relations Tips
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Tools available for Download ...
Visit the Downloads page to find numerous brochures, posters,
forms, and more available for download for all aspects of the Grange in Connecticut.
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| Public Relations Committee Mission Statement ... |
The Mission of the Connecticut State Grange Public Relations Committee is: to promote the Grange as an identifiable service-oriented organization, staying true to its agricultural and historical roots while increasing relevancy in today’s communities; to serve the Connecticut State Grange as its informational conduit to Subordinate (local) Granges and to the public on general or specific items which are of informational or promotional topics; to work in connection with the Membership Committee to promote and advertise the benefits of The Grange; to assist other Connecticut State Grange committees with their specific promotions; to promote contests and events which encourage participation of Grange members; and to create new and unique ways of promoting the Grange in the communities across Connecticut.
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