Bulletin boards in libraries, stores and community centers
Local cable company – call them to suggest they come and tape a session (get permission from the school first)
Contribute articles to local newsletters – don’t throw them out – find out how you can submit an article – you can use any article found at the Doggone Safe website (unless otherwise noted) or in the newsletter as long as you give credit and include the Doggone Safe web address
Go to local networking groups and show them the Be a Tree program – your chamber of commerce may have a list of these
Join Toastmasters and give a speech about the Be a Tree program – this can be an excellent networking group
Volunteer to do a presentation in return for a free booth or table at local events
Potential Sponsors
Local banks
Local Rotary Club or other service clubs
PTA or PTO groups
Recreation Centers
Local Pro Sports Teams
Local Community-Minded Businesses – 2 or 3 could cooperate and share the cost.
Groups that may host a free or paid program
Girl Scouts
Private Schools
Neighborhood Associations
Breed and dog training clubs
Daycare facilities
After-school care facilities
YMCA
Local Toys R Us and Babies R Us (free – call to find out when the next Baby Days or community info day is)
Local home school groups – search the web or ask your local community services office
