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Hello everyone! Hope your 2011 is off to a great start!  We are excited about what is coming in 2011 for i[x].  We recently sat down and came up with a new mission.  The mission is built around 3 pillars:
1. I Will Work Hard
2. I Will Help Others
3. I Will Be Smart with My Money

We will go into more detail about the mission at a later date. However, as part of the 2nd pillar (I Will Help Others), we started i[give].  Each quarter, i[give] will focus on a local organization or charity to promote and assist their cause.  We want this to be something that you as i[x]er’s can get involved with. 

This quarter, we are teaming with the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence (GCADV) to put on a Cell Phone Drive to help raise awareness about domestice violence.  How can you help? Bring your old cell phones with batteries to  your local branch.  Some of these phones will go to victims of domestic abuse and will provide a life line for help.

Check out this month’s copy of Ne[x]t Magazine to read a little bit about the GCADV or visit gcadv.org .