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This is big!!! We are very excited to partner with www.BottlecapMagnets.com to offer handmade and original Project 680 bottlecap magnets to the community. We are calling this the ”One Cap. One Shoe.” campaign because when someone donates $10 for one magnet, the cost of one shoe will be covered!!! 100% of your donation will go toward our goal of raising $1,500 to purchase brand new shoes for 100 needy students in the FCUSD. You can get a tax receipt upon request too.

“One Cap. One Shoe”: The average pair of shoes at Payless Shoe Source (the vendor for the shoe drive) costs $20.00, so donating $10.00 for one magnet means you will literally be covering the cost of one shoe. Way to go!!! Bottlecap Magnets are sealed with a clear and smooth surface similar to glass and each is handmade. They are perfect for the fridge, office or even a gift, and they’ll be available early next week for as long as supplies last. The great thing too is that a magnet on the fridge or at the office can be a sweet reminder of the good work you did by providing shoes for needy students.

Please watch the video below (or HERE) to get a better sense of what these fantastic magnets look like. Contact us at info@project680.org or 916-595-3735 to purchase a magnet. We will also have magnets available at our Community Bike Ride.

By the way, we would love for others to embed the video or link to the video on your website, blog, Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, or wherever you live online. Project 680 belongs to all of us and we will find success for the Shoe Drive by networking together. Let us know if you have any questions. Call 916-595-3735 or email info@project680.org.

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We are pleased that Cordova Neighborhood Church showed our latest video at both of their church services this morning. We love to see local churches and other groups get involved to support homeless students in Rancho Cordova & Folsom. If you are part of the CNC family, we want to welcome you to our website and thank you for your generosity, past support, and any continued intention to find practical and meaningful ways to care for local students. If you are on Facebook too, please join our Facebook Group and Page.

We welcome any local churches, organizations, groups, businesses, households and individuals to get involved in our efforts. We are a team and Project 680 belongs to all of us.

May we discover together as a community how to care for students in practical and relevant ways.

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We have a new video on YouTube that gives a glimpse into what we are about. Have a look HERE or below and let us know what you think.

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