Patience and personalized letter delivery helped Michael P. raise over $1000 of his JrNYLC tuition.
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When it came to finding sponsors to help fund his trip to GYLC, Brendan F. learned the true value of saying "thank you."
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Using the sample letter he found in the fundraising guide, Sean P. asked local businesses for help to fund his trip to JrNYLC.
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Katie M. customized our sample letters to raise nearly $2,000 for her trip to JrNYLC.
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Being relentless paid off for Joe P. in his door-to-door fundraising efforts.
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Heather D. raised her full tuition with good old-fashioned help from mom and the CYLC Fundraising Guide! 
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A combination of asking and odd-jobs worked for Geovanni A.  
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Canvassing his community, John B. was able to raise his entire tuition.  
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Deja N. combined her love of cooking with her love of writing to create her own cookbook that earned her a trip to the Conference.
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Annie B. raised part of her full JrNYLC tuition by baking 90 dozen blueberry muffins for Florida legislators!
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Bryan H. started an online bakery business to help fund his trip to JrNYLC. 
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Candles and candy helped Naomi H. get her start fundraising.  
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Sofia W. made bookmarks for a local Woman's Museum and helped her mom with her business to raise money to attend the conference.  
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Maria K. joined forces with her family to sell tamales, so her son could attend NYLC.  
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Christopher R. and his friends, who received nominations, fundraised the entire tuition for all six of them to attend the Junior National Young Leaders Conference (JrNYLC). 
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When it came to raising funds for JrNYLC, Troy T. and Joseph G. learned that two heads are better than one.
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