Con Amore Fishing Day
2010
What is Con Amore Fishing Day?
Con
Amore
School provides a learning environment for students with a wide variety of disabilities. This fishing day has become a tradition for the students to enjoy the great out-doors and have some fun. Each student is assigned an adult "buddy" for the day. Buddies and students can go fishing, watch birds or just enjoy the fresh air and scenery. Buddies have a two part mission: make certain your student catches a trophy size smile and recognize the challenges of a differently-able child. Community support in terms of donations, time, money, materials and supplies is absolutely critical for the success of Con Amore Fishing Day.
How does the partnership work?
There are two ways one can be a partner:
1- you can be a buddy, and actively participate
or
2- you can supply material needs and/or donations.
If you would like to participate as a partner for next years Con Amore
Fishing Day, or want to know more about signing up, contact Dinosaurland RC&D.
Thanks to our partners Con Amore Fishing Day 2010 was a HUGE
success! Everyone had a smile to share. The following entities made
the difference during the event.
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Altamont HS FCCLA
Ashley National Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Reclamation
Central Utah Water Conservancy District
Con Amore School
Dinosaurland RC&D
Division of Wildlife
Resources
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Duchesne
County
SCD
Duchesne HS FCCLA
Duchesne
School District
Foster Grandparents
Granita
Park (Pete Rossi)
Harward Irrigation
Ina Nielson
Kohl’s
L&L
Motor
Moon
Lake
Electric
Myton
City
Natural Resource
Conservation Service
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Rural
Development
Second
Nature
Tabiona
High
School
Uintah
Basin Association of
Governments
Uintah
Basin
Medical
Center
Uintah
Basin Standard
US Fish & Wildlife
USU Extension
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Once again we would like to send our deepest gratitude to our
partners, for making Con Amore Fishing Day an enjoyable and
fun event.
Con Amore Fishing Day
2010
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