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Tap! Tap! Tap!

This weekend the Tap Project Volunteer City Coordinators in New York and Denver held regional trainings for Campaign Volunteers. More than 145 people attended the trainings and learned about UNICEF's water and sanitation programs, practiced recruiting restaurants, and celebrated their success to date. In New York, City Coordinator Michael fired everyone up by chanting "Tap! Tap! Tap! Yay!" asking everyone to join him in his enthusiasm.

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Tap Project Campaign Volunteers collaborate with one another at the New York Regional Training on February 7, 2009.

We've registered thousands of volunteers to date, but its not too late to join us! Visit tapproject.org/volunteer to register as a campaign volunteer to get your free Volunteer Activation Kit, which includes everything you need to promote the Tap Project locally, and if you live near Chicago or San Francisco, sign up for one of our regional training days on February 21!

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