Examiner.Com – If you have been on Facebook any length of time, than you are certainly aware that businesses, bands, and even charity organizations are using the social networking site to get their message out to a broader audience. Most organizations set up ‘fan’ pages which provide their ‘fans’ with up to date information, pictures and encourage interaction among ‘fans’.
For new organizations like DinnerGarden.org out of San Antonio, Facebook and Twitter are their only means of advertising, but this has not prevented them from getting the word out about their unique program. DinnerGarden.org is an organization committed to putting an end to hunger. They do this by providing seeds to any individual or family that requests a package. Since January of this year almost 20,000 seed packs have been mailed to families and 41 community gardens. To learn more about this organization and to become a ‘fan’ of their work please visit their Facebook page.
Children’s Association for Maximum Potential (CAMP) is an organization devoted to offering children and adults with special needs the opportunity to experience outdoor fun and camaraderie with their peers in safe environment staffed by trained professionals and volunteers. Located in San Antonio, CAMP has been around for 31 years and they are gearing up for another summer now. Fan this organization on Facebook to keep up with the latest news coming out of CAMP including an application for this summer’s camp.
Minis & Friends, a Equine Guided Interaction therapy program out of Austin, offers children and adults a chance to spend time with these loving creatures. The miniature horses are out most weekends with their owners and volunteers visiting shelters, hospitals, nursing homes and special events. Fan them on Facebook to keep up with their schedule and perhaps you will get a chance to meet them at one of your local community events
