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The Lucky Few

1/29/2018

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There is a movement going through the Down syndrome community right now called the Lucky Few Tattoo movement.  Parents of children with Down syndrome are getting matching tattoos with 3 arrows.  The design means so many things to so many of #theluckyfew. Three, for that third extra magic 21st chromosome and the arrows are the perfect symbol because you can’t move forward without first being pulled back and stretched.  ​

This design is a great conversation starter.  However, we understand and can related to parents who want to be part of the movement, but are not really comfortable with the thought of getting a tattoo.  This year we have included the Lucy Few arrows on the Buddy Walk T-shirt.  Our walk is going to be held on St. Patrick's Day, and we are going to have so much fun walking and spreading awareness wearing this shirt.  Those who walk wearing a shirt will also be eligible to earn raffle tickets to win some awesome prizes.  Register by March 2nd to be ensure you get a shirt.  
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.Contest #2 is going on now until February 3rd.  Every team that adds new members, (including new teams) will be entered into a drawing to win a  #theluckyfewnecklace. donated by Ben's Brigade. Get one entry for every new team member added.  Go to Star City Buddy Walk to get registered.  See more necklaces styles by clicking here.
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Star City Buddy Walk

1/15/2018

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​The 2017 Star City Buddy Walk hosted by The Down Syndrome Advocates in Action (DSAA NE) will take place at Gateway Mall on Saturday, March 17th 2018! This is the largest annual fundraising and awareness event hosted by DSAA NE . The Buddy Walk was established in 1995 by the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) to promote acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syndrome. This year’s event will take place near the Food Court at Gateway Mall and will feature games, and fun for all of the walkers who support the Nebraska Down syndrome community
If you are not already familiar with DSAA NE, it is a growing nonprofit 501c (3) organization founded 2 years ago to respond to the needs of families of loved ones with Down syndrome here in Nebraska! Our organization’s mission is to advocate for the value, acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syndrome.   We actively pursue inclusion of individuals who have Down syndrome in all areas of life so they embrace opportunities to contribute and be valued members of society.
To fulfill this mission of advocacy, DSAA NE relies on community support, generous contributions from local businesses, and volunteer-based fundraising activities. Your help would be greatly appreciated! Many of our supporters have found that participating in the Buddy Walk is a great way to give back to an important cause and demonstrates their sincere belief in the future of the local community.
Walkers can walk as part of the general event, create teams and even fund raise.  Use the button below to go to the Buddy Walk website.  Thank you for your support! .  
Star City Buddy Walk
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