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ALT A flyer titled “Fundraising for Avenues Early Childhood Services” features a bright and engaging design. The top section includes bold, blue text announcing the partnership: “The Four Directions Team is partnering with Avenues ECS this fall to support Gallup McKinley County families.” Below, there is a timeline indicating the fundraising campaign’s duration: “Starting Date: 1 September 2024 - December 2024,” with “2024 Ber Months” displayed in a light blue oval next to a calendar icon. The flyer also includes the logos of The Four Directions Team and Avenues Early Childhood Services. The Four Directions logo is circular with a purple, black, red, white, and yellow color scheme, while the Avenues ECS logo features stylized white waves on a blue background. At the bottom, in dark gray text, the flyer encourages participation: “Join us in our fundraising efforts to help ensure all children grow up in a thriving environment that fosters health, happiness, and success.”

ALT This flyer promotes the “Avenues ECS & 4D Charity Campaign.” The left side of the flyer features two overlapping circular logos. The top logo is for The Four Directions, displaying a design with purple, black, red, white, and yellow colors. Below it is the Avenues Early Childhood Services logo, which features stylized white waves on a light blue background. To the right, the text “Avenues ECS & 4D Charity Campaign” appears in bold black letters. Beneath the text is a large QR code with the Tiltify logo at the center, encouraging people to scan and participate in the campaign. At the bottom, a yellow rectangle contains the campaign’s fundraising goal: “GOAL: $1000.”

ALT A pink and black graphic that reads as follows. Facecam Blackout Week September 15th - 21st Many streamers, especially women, feel pressure to use their facecam even when they're not up for it-whether due to mental health, physical health, or simply not wanting to be on camera. Join us in skipping the facecam for at least one stream during this week to show that great content comes from personality, skill, and passion-not just being on camera. Facecam Blackout Week is an opportunity to empower one another and stand together in solidarity. It reminds streamers and viewers alike that a streamer's value and content aren't defined by their appearance on screen. Streamers are human, and sometimes they need a break from the camera without fearing lower engagement or judgment. Let's help each other feel comfortable and confident —on or off cam.




























