SHC Open House -- After Work! (6/19)

[colorgarden.livejournal.com]

You asked for it, DS LJ, so you got it: the Somerville Homeless Coalition is having a Volunteer Appreciation Open House that's after work hours!

The Somerville Homeless Coalition is having a celebration in honor of our family of volunteers known as the Super Hero Corps! Please join us if you've volunteered for the SHC, you're considering volunteering for us, or you'd like to learn more about our agency and how we help the community.

Join us on the the Project Soup lawn for some light refreshments as we honor the best volunteers in town. Our Executive Director, Mark Alston-Follansbee, will give you an update on the SHC's latest activities. Make sure you stay to see the volunteers receive their certificates of service, including one special volunteer who will receive the Camilla Adario Award.

Friday, June 19th
5:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.
15 Franklin St., East Somerville

The Project SOUP lawn is to the right of St. Benedict's Convent on Franklin Street (off of Broadway), diagonally across from St. Benedict's Church.

Also by popular demand: click here to check out our new Volunteer webpage.

Comments

[colorgarden.livejournal.com]

Ron, are you out there? The post looks bad...do you know what I did wrong?

[ron_newman]

I don't, but I suggest that you not use the Rich Text editor at all when posting to this community.

Select all of the text, cut it, switch to the HTML editor, un-check the "Disable Auto-Formatting" checkbox, and paste all the text back in. Then add lj-cuts or bolding or whatever formatting you want.

(Also, I don't think the post is really long enough to need the lj-cuts)

guessing

[cthulhia]

it's in the lj-cut tag, because it looks fine on its own page.

(on firefox)

[colorgarden.livejournal.com]

Thanks, guys! Geez, I'll never get the hang of LJ.

Hope you can make it!

[ron_newman]

That looks much much better, but I suggest putting the date and location outside the lj-cut.

[colorgarden.livejournal.com]

Seriously, I can't.

[colorgarden.livejournal.com]

Oh, wait, there we go.