

April 1-30
International Customer Loyalty Month We highlight this
month to honor and generate
customer loyalty. Even though building customer loyalty should
be a year-round thing, not just a
month, take this month to strategize on how you can improve on
relationships with your
customers through better service, higher quality, etc. For information,
contact Shep Hyken,
Shepard Presentations, 711 Old Ballas Road, #215, St. Louis, MO
63141; phone, 314-696-2200;
e-mail; Web site.
Keep America Beautiful Month This month is set aside to
educate Americans about their
personal responsibility for litter prevention, proper waste disposal,
and environmental
improvement through various community projects. For information,
contact the director of
communications, Keep America Beautiful Inc., Washington Square,
1010 Washington Blvd.,
Stamford, CT 06901; phone, 203-323-8987; e-mail; Web site.
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Month This month is dedicated
to one of America's
favorite foods, the gooey, oozy, melty grilled cheese sandwich.
With more than 200 varieties of
domestic cheese available, the grilled cheese sandwich options
are endless! For information,
contact Dairy Management Inc., 10255 West Higgins Road, Suite
900, Rosemont, IL
National Pecan Month This month celebrates the great taste,
health benefits, and versatility of
pecans. This delicious tree nut adds unmistakable flavor, crunch,
and texture to just about any
meal or snack. Pecans have proven cholesterol-lowering properties
and contain more than 19
important vitamins and minerals. For information, contact National
Pecan Shellers Association,
5775 Peachtree-Dunwoody Road, Suite 500, Building G, Atlanta,
GA 30342; phone,
404-252-3663; e-mail; Web site.
April 1-7
National Sleep Awareness Week All Americans are urged
to recognize the importance of
proper sleep to their health, safety, and productivity and the
dangers of untreated sleep disorders.
For information, contact National Sleep Foundation, 1522 K Street
NW, Suite 500, Washington,
DC 20005; Web site.
April 21-27
National Volunteer Week National Volunteer Week honors
those who reach out to others
through volunteer community service and calls attention to the
need for more community services
for individuals, groups, and families to help solve serious social
problems that affect our
communities. For information, contact the Points of Light Foundation,
1400 I Street NW, Suite
800, Washington, DC 20005; phone, 202-729-8168; e-mail; Web site.
Download a National
Volunteer Week tool kit, a sample radio public service announcement,
and other materials you
can use to plan your national Volunteer Week activities.
April 25-May 1
Skip-a-Meal Week Kiwanis-family members and non-members
who send the cost equivalent
of just one meal help fund numerous programs that directly benefit
children. The
SKIP-A-MEAL program benefits the Kiwanis Children's Fund, sponsored
by your Kiwanis
International Foundation. For information, contact the Kiwanis
International Foundation, 3636
Woodview Trace, Indianapolis, IN 46268; phone, 317-875-8755, x157
or 800-KIWANIS, x157;
Web site.
Go to Kiwanis Inciter for emails and web site locations of the above events:
http://www.kiwanis.org/pr/inciter/

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