Interpreter Volunteer Needed at Renewable Energy and Green Living Stampede

Sign Language Interpreter Volunteer needed for Renewable Energy and Green
Living Stampede

Renewable Energy and Green Living Stampede in Salado, Texas will be hosting
the 1st annual Renewable Energy Stampede. Several deaf people have
expressed interest in attending provided there is sign interpreter available
for those tent events where there are speakers or presentations with various
topics ranging from making homes more energy efficient, answering questions
about solar equipments to tax credits available be more energy efficient.

The event is run on volunteer basis. For those interested in volunteering
to be sign interpreter, here is the link and information to sign up at:
http://renewablestampede.org/content/volunteers or contact Laura Rice,
Event Coordinator, at 877-376-8638.

There is a large park in Salado downtown area on the east side of I-35.
Salado is located between Austin and Dallas just off IH-35. Exit 283, 284,
285. You can not miss it. The link at http://renewablestampede.org/faq
will provide more details.

Website: http://www.renewablestampede.org

Submitted by
Jason Shaw
Email: JShawJman@aol.com

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Tags: event, Green Living, interpreter, Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy Stampede, Salado, tax credits, texas, volunteer

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