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CENTRAL FLORIDA �WRITERS AND PUBLISHERS GUILD�2024 – LET’S GROW TOGETHER �Become a Member Investor

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Central Florida Writers and Publishers Guild - Member/Investor Levels - 2024
Member/Investor Levels	Costs	Benefits/Opportunities
STUDENTS	$19.00	Opportunity for professional growth
ANNUAL MEMBERS	$89.00	Opportunity to serve on a committee; resume enhancement
BIENNIAL	$149.00	Cost savings, author's spotlight on website, advance notice for events
CFFWPG (friend)	$49.00	Friend of CFWPG Networking appreciation event
PARTNER	$249.00	Recognition on letterhead, press releases, and website
CORPORATE SPONSOR	$750.00	Partner plus seat on the CFWPG Board and Presentation at Annual Event

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CFWPG – Planting and Harvesting �Literary Voices for Humanity's Good!

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New Offerings	Pricing TBD	Description
Semi-Annual Networking Event		Network and meet our members, investors and friends of the CFWPG
Workshops		Improve your writing; get feedback and learn critical skills.
Coaching		Self-improvement is essential to our personal and professional development, so let's grow together.
Courses (8 weeks in duration)
Write, Right to the Point (Professionals, job seekers, high school and college students, and aspiring authors)		Improve your writing for specific purposes - increase employability and advancement skills. improve confidence in communicative, research analysis, and evaluation skills.
The Future Speaks NOW (Youth ages 13 - 25)		Improve your written expression to let your voices be heard through quality writing and speaking - through exposure to the joy and discipline of the oratory and writing processes . Increase your proficiency and confidence in being a communication force in our society. Receive awards/recognitions for quality oral or written expression. Increase your civic and social engagement.
Literature and Communication (People who seek common ground through research and reporting, and through oral and written expression.)		As participant "peace makers," present research-based arguments that move communities toward wholeness and healing through active engagement with diverse-thinking groups. Be confident in social or political activism and seek common ground in socioeconomic discourse.