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Quotas Ear Plug Campaign History and Overview
When Linda Morton (above), of Quota's Massillon club in Ohio, U.S.A., assumed the role of chairperson for the International Speech and Hearing Committee in 2004, she was presented with the challenge of developing a hearing program that could be adopted by clubs around the world. Recognizing the diversity of individual clubs' strengths and challenges, as well as their communities' needs, Linda considered a number of factors. She says, "I tried to come up with the cheapest ideas that would allow members to market their own club for visibility and name recognition but that would not be a financial burden." The resultear plugs, which are relatively inexpensive, with information on Quota and its mission attached. The ear plugs can be distributed with enormous benefit in a number of ways to suit a club's strengths and its community's needs. Linda notes that the program:
The Healthy Hearing Campaign is a simple program to adapt, whether ear plugs are distributed by individual members or incorporated into larger club projects. Linda's suggestions include:
No matter the means of distribution, the plugs make Quota's mission tangible. The key, Linda notes, is all in the delivery. "We are not giving earplugs away," she reminds Quotarians in the script. "First and foremost, we are selling Quota."
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