¡Muchas gracias por ayudar! Los Box Tops recortados tienen un valor de 10¢ cada uno para la escuela de su hijo. No deben adjuntarse certificados de bonos a esta hoja – por favor, envíelos por separado. Para observar más formas para obtener dinero en efectivo para la escuela de su hijo, diríjase a BTFE.com. ©General Mills

¡Junte todos sus Box Tops y envíelos a la escuela!

BOX TOPS for Education Competition

I am Lissette Caro-Rosado and as the new Spanish

Teacher at St. Janes School, I will be using Box Tops to help students learn their numbers in Spanish while

helping the school earn cash.

Each student has received a Box Tops worksheet in class. As students fill the worksheet have them bring it to class every week if possible, as we will be using the

worksheets to help them with their numbers. Please have them bring it in even if it is only partially filled.

Kindergarten will focus on #s1-10

First, Second grade will focus on #s1-25 Grades Third-Eight will focus on #s1-50

This will be a BOX TOPS Competition and the top 5

classes that have the highest percentage of participation will earn a N.U.T. card on a day TBD by

their teacher.

Competition end date: November 15, 2018

St. Jane Frances de Chantal School Presents

6th Annual Cookie Dough Fundraiser 1. The purpose of this fundraiser is to raise money for school needs. Our school will make

40% on each box sold! If every family sells 5 boxes, our school will make over $10,000!! 2. Each family can collectively return one order form if there are children in multiple

classes. 3. Please return the WHITE and YELLOW copy of the order form inside the collection

envelope provided along with the payment. KEEP THE COLOR BROCHURE AND PINK ORDER FORM AT HOME.

4. This sale begins immediately. All money and orders are due back by Friday November 9th to your homeroom teacher.

5. Please make one check for the entire order (for ease of handling) payable to: St. Jane’s HSA

6. Delivery will be set up by members of St. Jane’s HSA. WHERE: At the school- Father Farrell Hall WHEN: Wednesday December 12th 2018, 2:30-6:30pm

7. Incentives: The class with the most participation will receive a NUT card! If your family sells: You will be entered in a raffle to win:

11 or more boxes $100 gift card 8-10 boxes $75 gift card 5-7 boxes $50 gift card

10 or more boxes One entry to win a set of 4 Regal movie tickets

Any questions, please contact Bobbie Morici: 610-703-4734 or morici275@gmail.com.

VERY IMPORTANT DELIVERY NOTE: Sellers are responsible for picking up their orders and products should be

delivered immediately or frozen.

Come Kick Off Catholic Schools Week at St. Jane’s Night at the Lehigh Valley Phantoms!

January 19th, 2019 @7:05 Doors open @ 6:05

Tickets $18.00 per person WEAR YOUR SCHOOL COLORS TO SHOW YOUR SCHOOL PRIDE.

FIRST 100 STUDENTS TO REGISTER WILL BE PART OF THE PRE-GAME SINGING OF GOD BLESS AMERICA.

FAMILY NAME: _________________________HOMEROOM OF OLDEST CHILD: ________ NUMBER OF TICKETS: _________________TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: ________ CHECK #_________ MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO ST. JANE DE CHANTEL SCHOOL MY STUDENT(S) WILL PARTICIPATE IN SINGING GOD BLESS AMERICA: YES OR NO NAME OF CHILDREN SINGING: ___________________________________________ PLEASE SEND ALL ORDER FORMS TO THE ATTENTION OF CHRISTINE PIPER C/O JACK PIPER 5A. PLEASE CONTACT CHRISTINE PIPER WITH ANY QUESTIONS CMPIPER1974@GMAIL.COM. ALL ORDERS MUST BE RETUREND BY 12/7/18.

GOD BLESS AMERICA PERFORMANCE BY ST. JANE DE CHANTAL CHORUS!

ALL ORDERS MUST BE IN NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH!

ST. JANE DE CHANTEL SCHOOL NIGHT

Monday: Hot Dog on a Bun

Tuesday: Hamburger on a Bun

Wednesday: Chicken Patty on a Bun

Thursday: Chicken Nuggets with a Roll

Friday: Mozzarella Sticks

Questions or Concerns? Please Visit www.MaschioFood.com

or Call Maschio’s Food Services at: 610-253-8442

Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich

Garden Salad with Cheddar Cheese & Dinner Roll

Bagel Bag

Beverage Choice:

Your Meal Comes with the

Choice of:

Flavored/Unflavored

Low Fat Milk

Iced Tea, Lemonade, Water

All Foods and Snacks are Trans Fat Free

MENU SUBJECT

TO CHANGE

“This institution is an equal opportunity provider” Connect with us!

St. Jane Frances

Student Lunch $3.50

Entrée $2.25

Milk $0.50

Iced Tea $0.50

Fresh Fruit $0.50

Baked Chips $0.75

Ice Cream $0.75/$1.25

Baked Cookie $0.50

Spring Water $0.50

NUTRITION NEWS: Studies show children are more likely to eat their meal if they are in-

volved in the process. Invite your child to help chop vegetables for a side dish or mix together

ingredients for a fruit salad. Whether your child is 3 or 12 there are a variety of tasks kids can

help with based on their skillset! Make meal preparation and dinnertime more fun by getting the

kids involved!

2018 November

Lunch Menu

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

2 Pizza Crunchers

with Marinara Sauce

Fresh Prepared Spring MIx Salad

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

1`` Meatball Parm

Hero Battered French Fries Fresh or Chilled Fruit

5 Grilled Cheese

Sandwich Tomato Soup

Pepper Dippers Fresh or Chilled Fruit

6 Chicken Nuggets

Tater Tots Soft Pretzel Stick

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

7 Scoop a Bowl with

Taco Meat, Shredded Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato & Salsa

Steamed Rice Steamed Corn

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

8 Cheesesteak Hero

Peppers Onions Sweet Potato Fries

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

9 Personal Pan

Pizza Cucumber and Tomato Salad

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

12 Turkey Corn Dog

Nuggets Smile Fries

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

13 Waffles

Sausage Patty Hash Brown Round

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

14 Pasta with Meat

Sauce Garlic Breadstick Spring Mix Salad

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

15 Thanksgiving

Dinner Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Green

Beans, Pumpkin Swirl Roll

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

16 Cheese Pizza

Fresh Caesar Salad Fresh or Chilled Fruit

19 Popcorn Chicken

Dinner Roll Veggie Dippers

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

20 Cheese Pizza

Battered French Fries Fresh or Chilled Fruit

21 Early Dismissal

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

22 No School

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

23 No School

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

26 No School

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

27 Pancake Breakfast

Sausage Patty Hash Brown Rounds Fresh or Chilled Fruit

28 Pasta with Meatballs

Broccoli Fresh or Chilled Fruit

29 Hamburger or

Cheeseburger on a Bun

French Fries Fresh or Chilled Fruit

30 Stuffed Crust

Pizza Fresh Prepared Caesar Salad

Fresh or Chilled Fruit

What? HSA Meeting

(Home & School Association)

When? Tuesday, 11/13 @ 7:30 pm

Where? Father Farrell Hall

Why? Lots of great reasons like…

• Share your ideas, questions, and concerns • Find out how you can help • NUT Cards, Refreshments and Prizes!!!!!

“Return to the Hardwood ”

CYO Girls’ Basketball Clinic at Notre Dame High School

Hosted by the Notre Dame High School Girls’ Basketball Team and Coaching Staff

OBJECTIVE: In order to gear up for the start of the 2018-19 basketball season, attendees will be

participating in many of the same drills that our high school team uses to work on

fundamental basketball skills, including ball handling, shooting, and defense.

WHO: Girls in grades 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th who are enrolled at St. Jane’s, OLPH, Holy

Family, St. Anne’s, Immaculate Conception, St. Phillip and St. James

WHEN: Sunday, November 11th at Notre Dame HS Main Gym

3rd, 4th, & 5th graders: 1:00pm – 3:30pm

6th, 7th, & 8th graders: 4:00pm – 6:30pm

COST: $25.00

Proceeds will benefit the Notre Dame Girls’ Basketball Team.

Checks can be made payable to Notre Dame High School; MEMO: Girls’ Basketball

Clinic

Please contact Josh Kopp, Head Girls’ Basketball Coach, at jkopp@ndcrusaders.org

for further registration information.

CYO GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CLINIC REGISTRATION AND WAIVER RELEASE

Please mail registration/release along with check payable to Notre Dame High School to:

ND Girls’ Basketball C/O Josh Kopp

3880 Danberry Dr. Easton, PA 18045

Participant’s name: _______________________________________

School: __________________________________________________

Grade: ______________________

Parent(s)/Guardian(s) name: ___________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________

______________________________________

Telephone: ___________________________________

Email: ___________________________________

Our daughter has our permission to participate in the GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CLINIC (CLINIC) in the gymnasium of

Notre Dame High School and we release the Diocese of Allentown, Bishop Alfred Schlert, Principal Andrew D’Angelo

and any member of the Notre Dame High School Administration, as well as any staff member of the CLINIC including

Joshua Kopp, Kathleen Corpora, and Daniel Rowley, of any liability in case of injury to my child. We also agree that any

cost of treatment for any injuries to my child will be our responsibility. Our child also agrees to follow all policies of

Notre Dame High School while in the gymnasium.

I attest that my daughter has been declared physically fit by a doctor to be able to participate in the CLINIC.

Parents’/Guardians’ Signatures

_________________________________ ________________________________

PATRIOTIC ROSARY

In Honor of Veterans

Day November 11th after the Noon Mass

St Jane’s Church, 4049 Hartley Ave, Easton PA 18045

**Light Refreshments to be served afterwards**

Union Council 345 Easton

St. Jane Frances de Chantal School A Catholic tradition in Academic Excellence

1900 Washington Blvd., Easton, PA 18042 610.253.8442 principal@stjaneschool.com www.stjaneschool.com

Dear Parent, On Monday November 19, 2018, we will be doing our annual outreach project for Thanksgiving. Each grade will be assigned certain fruit or other items to bring to school. We are asking the children to bring fruit, crackers and hard candies to school, along with baskets, if you have any, to make fruit baskets for our parish shut-ins. (If you have baskets, please send them to school ASAP, so I can get a count.) Also, if you have any ribbon (one inch wide) for bows, we would appreciate that, too! The fruit can be sent to school on Monday, November 20th . There are 45 shut-ins in our parish. We would like to put the baskets together and deliver them that same day, if possible . If you have any names of people you would like us to make and deliver a basket to, please let me know. If you would like to help us in either making up the baskets or with the delivery, please come and join us in the Conference Center at 8:00 a.m. Any of that time you can volunteer would be greatly appreciated. We will need help, especially with delivering the baskets. You can easily make it a little Thanksgiving "project" for your child, walking to the shut-ins doors and giving them the basket. Be assured the people appreciate seeing the children more than words can say. It truly brightens their day. We also deliver to the local Nursing homes and police/fire stations. Thank you in advance for your support. Here is the list of fruit for each grade to bring to school. Grade K.:Apples Grade 1:Oranges Grade 2:Pears Grade 3:Grapefruit (1 or 2) Grade 4:Crackers and hard candies Grade 5:Bananas Grade 6:Grapes Grade 7: Baskets Grade 8: Dried Fruits or money to purchase large rolls of cellophane Pre-School: Granola bars and baskets Sincerely, Mrs. Carol Swavely, Outreach Coordinator Please return to my attention by November 16, 2018. _____ I would be happy to help make the fruit baskets on Monday Nov. 19th ___ I would be happy to help deliver the baskets. Pick them up in the Conference Center at 11:00 a.m. Name: ___________________________ Phone: ___________________________

2018 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA AT APPLEBEE’S

FAMILY REGISTRATION FORM

When: Saturday, December 1st, 2018 8-10AM

Where: Applebee’s (3702 Easton-Nazareth Highway, Easton)

Come out for a breakfast with Santa! Includes unlimited pancakes, butter, syrup, sausage links, and your choice of coffee, tea, orange juice, or soda.

Return this completed registration form with payment by Tuesday, November 27th to Rebecca

Frederickson c/o Teagan – 3B. Cash or checks made payable to St. Jane HSA.

Tickets will be reserved based on the order of receipt of this completed registration form. So please be sure to register early to guarantee your admittance to the event. Applebee’s limits participation to up to 300

guests.

Tickets will be distributed to students in school on Friday, November 30th. Please remember to bring the ticket with you to Applebee’s and hand it in when you check in at the host stand.

FAMILY NAME:____________________________________________ NAME(S) AND HOMEROOM SECTION OF CHILD/CHILDREN: __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ NUMBER OF GUESTS ATTENDING: (Please NOTE…children ages 2 and under, eat FREE)

______ X $7.00 (PER TICKET) = $______________ TOTAL

Questions? Please contact Rebecca Frederickson at rebeccafrederickson@me.com or (610) 417-4245.

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE THIS EVENT A SUCCESS!!!

ADULT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AS…

• Greeters – stationed at the host stand to help with check-in process and taking tickets

• Kitchen – help in the kitchen area to assemble plates and monitor beverages • Supervisors – check on guests at tables and meet any needs as they arise

7TH OR 8TH GRADE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AS…

• Servers – seat guests, drop off silverware, take drink orders, and serve plates of food

• Clean-up Crew – clear tables and wipe them down after guests are finished

Breakfast with Santa will take place on December 1, 2018 at Applebee’s on 248 in Easton (3702 Easton-Nazareth Highway) from 8-10AM. Volunteers will need to arrive at 7:30AM for instructions from Applebee’s staff. This is a fun way for students to get in their service hours and we’ll have a great group of adults helping to

run this event!

Questions? Please contact Rebecca Frederickson at rebeccafrederickson@me.com or (610) 417-4245.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Adult NAME: _______________________________________________ Student EMAIL/PHONE #:_____________________________________

November 8, 2018 Dear Parents/Guardians, Since we live in an area where the weather is so unpredictable, there are times in which the children come to school and then must be dismissed early. Your child’s safety is always our number one concern. It is very important that we know how to send your child home when these situations occur. (If your home School District is off, there is no bus transportation to or from St. Jane School.) Please complete below and return it to your child’s teacher tomorrow. Please be sure to fill out one form per child. Thank you. Sincerely, Mrs. Marybeth Okula Principal ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Child’s name: _________________________________ Grade: ______ A or B My child should go home: on his/her bus # ________ by car _______ *After Care IS NOT available on early dismissal snow/emergency days.* Parent’s signature _____________________________________________ Best phone number to call: ______________________________________

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Community Forum on Ending the Opioid Epidemic with National Recovery Advocate and Author Ryan Hampton

Presented by SPEAK UP for BEN, Inc.

a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation

When: Saturday December 1, 2018 from 7:00-9:00pm;

doors open at 6:00pm for resources, book sales, and networking Where: Liberty High School, 1115 Linden St., Bethlehem, PA 18017

Snow date: Sunday December 2, 2018 from 2:00-4:00pm; doors open at 1:00pm Cost: None; Register for free ticket at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/community-forum-on-opioid-epidemic-with-ryan-hampton-tickets-50785118657

Donations will be gratefully accepted for The Ben Miller Memorial Scholarship at Kolbe Academy, the first addiction recovery high school in the Lehigh Valley,

opening fall 2019 in Bethlehem. Synopsis: Nearly every American knows someone who has been affected by the opioid epidemic, or has been affected themselves. Addiction impacts individuals from every walk of life, fueled by a powerful pharmaceutical industry with a direct financial interest in encouraging the abuse of prescription painkillers. Millions of Americans, tired of watching their loved ones die while politicians ignore this issue, offering platitudes instead of plans, are asking themselves: Where is the solution? Where is the hope? Where’s the outrage? Ryan Hampton is a young man who has made addiction and recovery reform his life’s mission. Through the wildly successful non-profit organization Facing Addiction, Hampton has been rocketed to the center of America’s rising recovery movement ― quickly emerging as the de facto thought leader of the national conversation on addiction. As a person in recovery from heroin addiction himself, he understands firsthand how easy it is to develop a dependency on opioids, and how destructive that dependency can quickly become. Now, he is waging a permanent campaign to change our way of thinking about and addressing addiction in this country. In his newly released book, American Fix — Inside the Opioid Addiction Crisis and How to End It, Hampton discusses his own struggle with addiction, outlines the challenges that the recovery movement currently faces, and offers a concrete plan of action towards making America’s addiction crisis a thing of the past. In this spirited round table discussion with Hampton and prominent community leaders, our thoughts about the opioid crisis will be challenged—and clear action steps on how to end it will be addressed. American Fix will be available for purchase at the event; a book signing will follow.

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Purpose: • To raise awareness of the opioid epidemic in our community and let citizens know what

they can do to help end this crisis. Target Audience:

• Families, whether or not they are directly impacted. Messages to be Delivered:

• Overview of Ryan’s lived experience • How to get involved at the grass-roots level • What treatment should look like • What families can do to reduce risk of opioid abuse • What legislation has passed, and what is pending • WE NEED YOU….to share your lived experience, and get involved in the conversation!

Action Desired:

• Help community members identify the needs within their own community. • Work with legislators to get more funding, and get the community’s needs met in the

areas of prevention, treatment, and recovery. • Advocate for the passing of the Patient Opioid Notification Law, which requires

physicians to discuss the addictive potential of opioid based drugs with their patients BEFORE PRESCRIBING THEM.

• Fundraise for the Ben Miller Memorial Scholarship to Kolbe Academy Keynote Speaker:

Ryan Hampton, national recovery advocate and author https://ryanhampton.org

Panelists:

1. Christopher Shank, Chief Legislative Officer, Office of Governor, State of Maryland https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdmanual/08conoff/gov/staff/html/msa02786.html

2. Dr. Matt McCambridge, Lehigh Valley Hospital Network https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-mccambridge-60b506146

3. Matthew Bartos, MSW, LSW, CADC, Little Creek Lodge

https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-bartos-lmsw-cadc-03232898/

4. Dr. Brooke Tesche, Deputy Superintendent of Diocese of Allentown/Kolbe Academy initiative https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-brooke-c-tesche-2892b394/

Moderator: Angelo M. Valente, Executive Director, Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey

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About Ryan Hampton Ryan Hampton is a prominent, leading face and voice of addiction recovery and is changing the national dialog about addiction through social media. With content that reaches over 1 million people a week, Ryan is breaking down cultural barriers that have kept people suffering in silence and is inspiring a digital revolution of people recovering out loud through his #VoicesProject. He’s also advocating for solutions and holding public policy makers accountable. He was part of the core team that released the first-ever U.S. Surgeon General’s report on addiction and was singled out by Forbes as a top social media entrepreneur in the recovery movement. Ryan connects a vast network of people who are passionate about ending the drug epidemic in America. His writing on recovery and addiction related issues regularly go viral in online journals such as HuffPost and The Hill. He also serves as an outreach lead and recovery activist for Facing Addiction, America’s leading non-profit dedicated to ending the addiction crisis in the United States. In 2016, Ryan created the web series Facing Addiction Across America, documenting his 30-day, 28 state, 8,000-mile cross-country trip visiting areas hit hardest by the addiction crisis. His first book, “American Fix — Inside the Opioid Addiction Crisis and How to End It” published by St. Martin’s Press, was released nationwide August 22, 2018. https://www.macmillanspeakers.com/genpdf/generar.php?id=3296

PRAISE FOR AMERICAN FIX: “The Opioid Crisis affects so many all across America. I’m proud that Ryan found help and is now helping others.”

—PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON “You can feel Ryan Hampton’s passion, outrage, and hope. American Fix is the social justice call to action we need to put an end to this generation’s most urgent public health crisis.” —VAN JONES, author, CNN host, and founder of #cut50 and the Dream Corps “Ryan’s story gives government leaders on both sides of the aisle smart common-sense solutions to consider. American Fix will make even more strides in breaking down the entrenched bias and stigma that are America’s biggest barriers to long-term recovery.”

—Former U.S. House Speaker NEWT GINGRICH

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Luncheon and Book Signing with Ryan Hampton, National Recovery Advocate and Author of ‘American Fix’

Presented by SPEAK UP for BEN, Inc.

to benefit the Ben Miller Memorial Scholarship

at Kolbe Academy ~ an addiction recovery high school opening fall 2019 in Bethlehem ~

When: Sat, December 1, 2018 12:00pm (Snow Date Sunday December 2, 2018 11:00am) Location: Kingfish American Bistro, 3833 Freemansburg Ave, Bethlehem, PA 18020 Cost: $75.00; donations for the Ben Miller Memorial Scholarship gratefully accepted

American Fix will be available for advance purchase

Donor luncheon by reservation - please email for invitation (seating is limited.)

* * * * * * SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR FORUM!

BEN’S FRIEND $250: table at Community Forum + program recognition

+ Facebook recognition + Rally in the Valley-PA Facebook recognition

Limited number of vendor tables available! Please contact Rhonda Miller ASAP at 610-349-5697 or rhondamiller@rcn.com

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WE WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS:

Mr. Hampton’s visit was generously sponsored by The Little Creek Lodge Foundation. Special thanks to Principal Harrison Bailey, III, Liberty HS, for hosting the Community Forum event.

The Miller Family SPEAK UP for BEN, Inc.

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About The Kolbe Academy: Opening in Fall 2019 in Hanover Township, Bethlehem, Kolbe Academy will be the first addiction recovery high school in the Lehigh Valley, and the first faith-based recovery high school in the nation! Operated by the Diocese of Allentown, the Kolbe Academy will begin enrollment in January 2019 (please refer to informational flyers for additional details.) The Ben Miller Memorial Scholarship is being established to enable Lehigh Valley students in recovery to have access to a safe, supportive, therapeutic educational environment critical to long-term recovery. www.kolbe-academy.com About SPEAK UP for BEN, Inc: After the tragic death by fentanyl poisoning of their 23-year-old son and brother, Ben, the Miller family of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania has sought to speak up and raise awareness to the dangers of opioid use, to destigmatize substance use disorder, and remove the barriers so that sufferers and their families receive help and support. Like so many young people, Ben had difficulty finding his voice. A sensitive, caring, and creative young man who struggled with anxiety and depression, Ben wanted to please others, but in doing so lacked assertiveness and resiliency skills to advocate for his own needs. Ben also experienced the trauma of bullying which contributed to his anxiety. This inability to speak up resulted in Ben succumbing to peer pressure, leading to recreational drug use. After being prescribed a generous opioid prescription for oral surgery, Ben became addicted. Ben battled substance use disorder more than eight arduous years, and attempted to overcome it through nine inpatient rehab treatments and a spiritual awakening through Alcoholics Anonymous. While Ben’s life was cut short, his legacy will live on by providing hope and resources to many in need. Our Mission Statement: Through compassion and understanding of the family disease of addiction, we seek to provide education, support, comfort and healing to people who are at risk for, experiencing, or recovering from Substance Use Disorder, their families, and the families of those who lost their battle. In honor of the life of Benjamin Alden Miller (8/8/92—8/1/16), please SPEAK UP for BEN — and all the Bens in the world who struggle to find their voice. Break the Silence * End the Stigma * Never Forget Contact: Rhonda Miller, Executive Director SPEAK UP for BEN, Inc. Bethlehem, PA 610.349.5697 Mobile rhondamiller@rcn.com www.facebook.com/speakupforben www.speakupforben.org [under construction] https://www.eventbrite.com/o/speak-up-for-ben-inc-4202254301