MINERVA'S PROMOTIONS WANTS YOU TO "TAKE A MOMENT" AND RECOGNIZE SOMEONE IN YOUR LIFE THAT DESERVES TO BE HONORED...
SOMEONE THAT HAS GONE ABOVE AND BEYOND AND DESERVES A THANK YOU.
NOMINATE THAT SOMEONE BELOW!**
CALL IN DURING THE MORNING SHOW BROADCAST DURING THE WEEK OF MARCH 14TH TO WIN A $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO WESTERN TAP AND TO FIND OUT WHO OUR JULY WINNER IS!
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Take A Moment
Business sponsors for the ‘Take A Moment’ program include: Legends Sports Bar & Grill
Sego Inspections
BMW Lawnscaping
First State Bank of Bloomington
Minerva Promotions
Free as a Bird - Creative Solutions
To learn more about the program, listen to the initial broadcast on WJBC.
**RULES OF PROGRAM
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Nominee must be 18 years or older and work or live in McLean County.
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Nomination must be submitted by the last day of each month.
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All nominee's names who were not selected will be discarded at the end of each month.
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Any nominee who was not chosen for an award in a specific month may be nominated again to be considered in the next month's contest.
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Discretion of the judges is final and all decisions are final and binding in all matters.
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Use of person's name is agreed to be publicly announced, used on air, and in print by submitting a nomination.
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Each winner must sign a release form agreeing that their name may be announced as a winner.
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Winner for each month will be selected and announced on WJBC's morning show in the second week of the following month.
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Winner's names will be included in press releases to area media, as well as on the Great Plains LIFE Foundation website and social media sites.
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Winners of September and October will be both announced on air during the second week of October.
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No purchase or donation is required and will not affect the outcome of the selection.
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Not responsible for lost or incomplete applications.
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HELP"STAY 4" PROJECT
"Stay 4" Project is a program designed to identify, help and retain students who demonstrate the ability to succed, yet are considered to be at risk of dropping out of high school.
