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Sunday, May 30, 2010

Spread the word

It was a rainy day in the Portland area today, but that didn't stop the Beaverton Optimist Club from hosting a booth at the Farmer's Market.  According to Lt. Governor Alan Zehntbauer, they sold cinnamon rolls and soda pop and made a little money.  Best of all, they got the word out about the Beaverton Optimist Club with custom designed membership brochures.

What a great way to let your community know about what you do.
Written by Linda Vaught
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