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	Changing the Face of Staten Island Graffiti Removal Sponsored in part by Assemblyman Michael Cusick, District Attorney Dan Donovan, Senator Andrew Lanza, Assemblywoman Janele Hyer-Spencer, the Richmond County Bank Savings Foundation and Empire State Bank	236	236
	Flags Across Staten Island In Partnership with the Office of Councilman James Oddo	112	113
	Insuring Our Future by Honoring Our Past	8	8
	Snow Shoveling for Seniors Sponsored in part by Assemblyman Matthew Titone	34	34
	ACADEMIC ALL COUNTY AWARD Sponsored in part by St. John's University	26	26
	RE-GIFTING FOR A GOOD CAUSE	12	12
	Gift of Life Project	10	10
	CAMPAIGNING FOR OUR COMMUNITY	3	3
	Student Volunteer Database	4	4
	Adopt a School Disaster Relief	2	2
	Where to Turn Voter Registration Drive	1	1
	OPERATION DVD	2	2
	REPLACEMENT OF VET GRAVE MARKERS	2	2
	PROM DRESSES FOR ALL Collecting slightly used prom dresses to be distributed to those less fortunate	9	9
	STRIKE OUT GRAFFITI	2	2
	TRANSFORMATION OF ASBURY CEMETERY	3	3
	Take a Load Off Lose Weight…Feed the Hungry…Get Healthy	4	4
	100,000 T Shirts for Haiti (1/21 - 7/24) Collecting gently worn or new T-Shirts which will be shipped to Haiti	121	121
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The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children offers tips on keeping children safe:
Make sure you know where each of your children is at all times. Be involved in their activities and give them lots of attention and supervision. Listen to them, especially if they talk about people they don't want to be around.		Teach them they can say no to unwelcome actions or touching by others. Be sensitive to changes in their behavior or attitudes. Screen babysitters and caregivers. Check references and sexual offender registries.
More tips and information can be found at www.missingkids.com or by calling 1-800-843-5678