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Download Drawing Form and print on 8.5" x 11" paper or pickup an a 11"x17" drawing form at any Zippy's locations.
CONTEST RULES:
• Students from Kindergarten to 12th grade are eligible to enter.
Grade categories are: K-1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-8 & 9-12.
• Must be a Hawaii resident.
• Poster concept & design must be the original work of the student entering.
• Posters will be judged on effectiveness in conveying the drug-free message, originality,
artistic merit and overall impact. Judges’ decisions are final.
• Entries may be picked up and turned in at any of our 25 Zippy’s locations.
• Entries become the property of Zippy’s Restaurants once they are submitted.
• Zippy’s Restaurants is not responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged entries.
• Contest runs from February 1-28, 2010.
• Grand Prize and Grade Category winners will be selected on March 17, 2010.
• Pepsi’s People’s Choice Award winner will be posted online on March 31, 2010.
GRADE CATEGORY PRIZES and PEPSI’S PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD:
• Every student who turns in an entry will receive a Buy One, Get One Free Mini Spaghetti
coupon.
• One winner in each grade category will have the choice of one of the following prizes:
$125 Toys “R” Us gift card, Nintendo DSi or DS Lite or a Sony PSP.
• The teacher of each Grade Category winner will receive a $50 gift certificate from
Education Works.
• 2 of the judges’ favorite entries from each grade category, as well as the Grade Category
winners will be posted online at www.zippys.com for the Pepsi’s People’s Choice Award from
March 22nd, 8am through March 29th, 5pm. The public will be invited to vote for their
favorite drawing. In the event of a tie, a random drawing will be held.
• The winner of the Pepsi’s People’s Choice Award will receive a Nintendo Wii System!
GRAND PRIZE:
• One Grand Prize winner will receive a family trip for 4 (roundtrip airfare, 2 nights/3 days
hotel accommodations) to Southern California with passes to a major theme park
(valued at $2,700), $500 established in a Scholarship Trust Fund, Kumon 6-month
scholarship in math or reading, and their drawing will be featured on a Zippy’s Keiki Menu!
• The teacher of the Grand Prize winner will receive a $100 gift certificate from
Education Works.
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WHAT IS THE HAWAII METH PROJECT?
The Hawaii Meth Project is a large-scale prevention program aimed at reducing Meth use through public service messaging, public policy, and community outreach. Central to the program is a research-based marketing campaign that graphically communicates the risks of Meth use. The Meth Project has been repeatedly cited as a powerful private-sector response to a devastating social problem and was recognized by the White House as one of the nation's most effective prevention programs.
The Meth Project was conceived and founded by businessman Thomas M. Siebel. First launched in Montana as the Montana Meth Project, the program is focused solely on prevention. Since its inception in 2005, the Meth Project has achieved substantial results. Meth use among teens in Montana has declined by 63%5, Meth-related crime has dropped 62%6, and workers testing positive for Meth have declined by 72%7, the largest drop in the country. The Meth Project has since expanded its programs into Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, and Wyoming. Additional states are expected to launch in the coming year.
APPROACH
The Meth Project's core message, Not Even Once, speaks directly to the highly addictive nature of Meth. Every day, people are faced with the decision to try Meth. Many perceive benefits in using the drug, but little-to-no risk. This is the root of the problem. The goal of the Hawaii Meth Project is to arm teens and young adults across the state with the facts about methamphetamine so that they can make well-informed decisions when presented with the opportunity to try it.
RESEARCH-BASED MESSAGING CAMPAIGN
The Hawaii Meth Project conducts extensive statewide surveys and focus group research to more thoroughly understand attitudes and behaviors related to methamphetamine in Hawaii. This research provides the foundation for Hawaii Meth Project's messaging and communication programs.
The Hawaii Meth Project's research-based, high impact advertising graphically portrays the ravages of Meth use. The saturation-level campaign reaches 70-90% of teens statewide, 3-5 times a week with prevention messaging spanning TV, radio, billboards, newspapers, and the Internet.
The program, which has gained nationwide attention for its uncompromising approach and demonstrated impact, has won 45 awards, including 11 Gold ADDY Awards, 19 Silver ADDY Awards, 2 Gold Effie Awards, and the Cannes Lions Award at the Cannes International Advertising Festival.
PUBLIC POLICY AND COMMUNITY ACTION
The Hawaii Meth Project activities increase awareness of the critical nature of the Meth problem, influencing and escalating public dialogue to find solutions. Coordinating closely with local, state, and federal agencies, the Hawaii Meth Project organizes a broad range of community outreach programs that mobilize communities across Hawaii to assist in Meth awareness and prevention activities.
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Kama‘aina Kids is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to serving children and their families through quality childcare programs. Our services include, but are not limited to, preschool programs, before & afterschool programs, day camps, environmental education programs, enrichment programs, sports clinics, and hotel programs.
Kama‘aina Kids is made up of five divisions employing approximately 1,000 employees and serving nearly 9,000 children and families daily. We are currently one of the largest childcare providers in the State of Hawaii.
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 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu (BBBSH) offers one-to-one mentoring programs to “at-risk” children and youth with enrollment priority for those who reside in single-parent. Research shows that the qualities of being “at risk”, economic marginalization, social isolation, and/or academic disengagement, are often linked to drug experimentation and abuse.
BBBSH employs a holistic approach to youth care, based on a proven mentoring model established over 100 years ago with the advent of the national Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) organization. National data published by BBBSA (Harris Interactive, June 16, 2009), surveying Big Brothers Big Sisters organizations nationwide, demonstrates that adults who were enrolled in Big Brothers Big Sisters’ programs as “at-risk” youth, were more successful than peers of a similar background that were not enrolled in the program. Adults who had a Big Brother or Big Sister were:
75% more likely than non-alumni to have received a four-year college degree
39% more likely than non-alumni to have current household incomes of $75,000 or higher
more likely than non-alumni to be engaged in their community over the past 12 months, particularly when it comes to volunteering (52% vs 35%, respectively)
By providing children and youth with individualized attention that leads to increased self-esteem, application, and integrity, we can deter youth from susceptibility to delinquent behavior patterns such as combativeness, drug use, and truancy, thereby avoiding a life cycle of addiction and impoverishment.
Celebrating nearly 50 years of service to Hawaii’s families and youth, BBBSH continues to uphold prevention at the forefront of our moral imperative as a community, working together with area partners to guide our children on a healthy, happy, and successful life path.
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 Hawaii National Guard
Drug Demand Reduction Program
Static Displays
We provide static displays for events that promote a drug free lifestyle. Such events include career days, health fairs, and drug free school activities. Static displays are dependent upon equipment availability. Real time military missions take precedence.
ROPES Course
Our trained facilitators of the Low ROPES course provides a cooperative, hands-on learning program which fosters self-esteem, concern for others, teambuilding, responsibility and accountability, communication skills, critical thinking sills, and creativity.
Information Booths
We have a variety of drug information brochures and will gladly distribute them at your event. Our dynamic personnel actively engage customers in discussions to promote a drug free lifestyle.
Education and Training
Training is the cornerstone of our program. There is no better way to prevent drug abuse. By developing resilient individuals, families, and communities we will deter drug’s influence and hold on many lives. Types of training we offer are:
Drug Awareness
Leadership Development
Character Education
Parent Workshops
Each request for training is tailored to the needs of the group or organization.
For More Information Contact:
Hawaii National Guard
Counterdrug Support Office (Bldg 300)
3949 Diamond Head Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816-4495
Phone: (808) 672-1518 FAX: (808) 672-1503
http://www.hawaiicounterdrug.org
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In October of 2009, a statewide social norms marketing campaign to change perceptions of the prevalence of underage drinking amongst youth in the state of Hawaii and encourage parents to be the stronger influence, was launched.
Project Manager Pedro Haro assembled a talented team to take on the task of launching a statewide social marketing campaign aimed at preventing underage drinking. To help set the tone and design of the campaign's multi-media components, Anthology Marketing Group was hired. As the largest marketing company in Hawaii, they have worked effectively to conduct a youth telephone survey and several focus groups, and design the campaign's websites and related media within a few short months. A parent component, The Stronger Influence, has also been developed and launched simultaneously with the youth campaign.
A youth TV spot was shot on location at McKinley High School with the help of several community partners. 'Oiwi Ocean Gear, a local clothing company, created limited edition T-shirts that will be available to youth only through visiting the campaign website www.morethanyouthink.org.
Talking to teens about alcohol is never an easy task, but our new campaign asks Hawaii's parents to do just that. The Stronger Influence (SI) aims to provide resources for Hawaii's adults to engage in conversation with teens about underage drinking.
Like its youth counterpart, More Than You Think (MTYT), the centerpiece of the SI campaign is a new website - www.StrongerInfluence.com - which serves as a resource for adults, whether they are parents, teachers, counselors, underage drinking prevention advocates or members of community organizations. The new commercial for the website encourages parents to talk to their teens about alcohol use in honest, clear, and direct conversations.
Through the website, adults can interact and learn from each other as well as access the tools they need to help combat underage drinking in their homes, schools and communities. In addition to providing conversation starters for adults, the website provides background information and social norms statistics about how Hawaii's youth feel about underage drinking as well as what their attitudes are towards their parents and other adult influences
The More Than You Think campaign is funded through a project of the National Guard Hawaii Counterdrug Support Office (NGHI-CSO). The Counterdrug Support Office is housed at Dept. of Defense, Hawaii National Guard. The Counterdrug Support Office coordinates Hawaii Partnership to Prevent Underage Drinking (HPPUD) organization which sponsored a statewide community mini-grant through the Photovoice Project. The Photovoice Project added to the development of this campaign.
For more information about our campaigns and organization visit www.morethanyouthink.org, www.strongerinfluence.org, and www.hawaiicounterdrug.org.
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 OAHU ARTS CENTER
The Oahu Arts Center is committed to developing a first-class performing arts auditorium and arts education center centrally located on Oahu to attract residents of all ages island-wide. The Oahu Arts Center is dedicated to promoting the arts as an integral part of community and family life.
OUR MISSION
To build community ties through intergenerational classes, family programs and workshops in a variety of arts including performing and visual arts.
For more information on the Oahu Arts Center please contact us at 864-5222. |
MADD's mission is to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking. MADD has helped save hundreds of lives on Hawaii's roadways since our founding in 1984.
MADD Hawaii
745 Fort St. Suite 303
Honolulu, HI 96813
www.maddhawaii.com |
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Mission
The Clear the Smoke campaign is funded by the Hawaii Tobacco Prevention and Control Trust Fund. The goal of the campaign is to fight back against the tobacco industry with an aggressive and effective public education and counter-marketing campaign.
The trust fund’s dollars represent a portion of Hawaii’s Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) payments, which are the result of a joint lawsuit against the four biggest U.S. tobacco companies to recover health care costs for the treatment of tobacco-related illnesses paid for by taxpayers. The Hawaii Tobacco Prevention and Control Trust Fund and its Advisory Board were created by Hawaii’s landmark legislation (Act 304, SLH 1999) devoting a significant portion of Hawaii’s tobacco settlement money to public health efforts.
Why Does Hawaii Need Tobacco Awareness?
• Tobacco-related illness is the number-one cause of preventable disease, premature death and disability in Hawaii.
• Despite Hawaii having one of the lowest rates of tobacco use in the nation (15.4 % of adults in Hawaii smoke), more than 1,000 • Hawaii residents die from tobacco-related diseases every year.1
• The economic costs of tobacco use in Hawaii are high, costing residents a staggering $336 million annually – a result of expensive Medicaid and other health expenditures spent to treat residents suffering from smoking-related illnesses such as asthma.2
• The tobacco industry spends more than $42 million a year marketing their deadly products in Hawaii.3
Available Online at www.clearthesmoke.org
• Free resources to assist in leading a smoke-free lifestyle such as the Hawaii Tobacco Quitline and other local tobacco prevention and control organizations
• Late-breaking articles about Hawaii smoking and tobacco use
• Learn about how tobacco impacts the body
• Calendar of events for tobacco-related happenings
• Free promotional items
Contact Information
Char Chang, Bennet Group PR
Cell: 808.265.3493
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The Hawaii Tobacco Quitline is a locally-based, free and confidential telephone cessation service designed for Hawaii tobacco users who want to quit.
Available statewide, the Hawaii Tobacco Quitline provides callers with referrals to other cessations services and local community programs as well as access to free Nicotine Replacement Therapy for the uninsured.
Funding
The Hawaii Tobacco Quitline is funded by the Hawaii Tobacco Prevention and Control Trust Fund. Since its inception in July 2005, the Quitline has helped more than 15,000 tobacco users who wanted to live tobacco-free.
Services
• Hawaii Tobacco Quitline services currently include:
• Referrals to health plan cessation services and local community programs
• One-on-one-based counseling with a trained Quit Coach®
• Free nicotine replacement therapy such as free patches or gum for the uninsured
• Written quit guides to help participants stay on track between calls
• Free information and written materials are also available to family, friends and loved ones who are interested in helping loved ones quit tobacco as well as to health care professionals
The Hawaii Tobacco Quitline recently launched Web Coach – an online cessation resource that works in conjunction with its telephone counseling program.
Quit Coaches
Tobacco users who contact the Hawaii Tobacco Quitline will be assigned a Quit Coach who will help put together a quit plan that takes into account their personal needs. Each Quit Coach has completed comprehensive training in tobacco cessation and knows the latest methods to successfully quit tobacco. They are understanding and supportive, and have experience in behavioral change counseling.
Hours of Operation
Monday – Sunday, 3 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Contact
Phone: 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669)
Online: quitnowhawaii.org |
Zippy's Restaurants
1765 South King, Honolulu, HI 96826
Fax: (808) 955-7043 • Phone: (808) 973-0880
E-mail: customerservice@zippys.com
Monday thru Friday between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HST
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