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THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 COMPANIES WITH HEART CHAMPIONS AND COMMUNITY FRIENDS!
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Duke Energy | Jim Paolone/Edward Jones | Rock Hill Elks Lodge #1318
Four Corners International Ministry | Dr. Rhonda Werner, in memory of Dewey Isaac
Nonpartisan Participation Policy
The Back2School Block Party is a nonpartisan, family-focused community event presented to connect children and families with educational, health, and community resources.
To maintain a welcoming environment for all attendees, all participating organizations, sponsors, vendors, exhibitors, and volunteers agree to the following:
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No campaigning for or against any political candidate, political party, or ballot measure.
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No distribution or display of campaign materials, political signs, or partisan messaging.
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No fundraising, petition drives, signature collection, or advocacy related to political campaigns or ballot initiatives.
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No campaign apparel or promotional items intended to support or oppose a candidate or political cause.
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No solicitation or discussions intended to influence attendees regarding political candidates, parties, or ballot issues.
Organizations whose mission includes civic engagement or voter education are welcome to provide nonpartisan educational information, such as voter registration resources, election dates, polling information, and voting procedures, provided all materials remain strictly nonpartisan and do not advocate for or oppose any candidate, political party, or ballot measure.
The Heart2Heart Foundation reserves the right to request the removal of any materials or activities that do not comply with this policy and may revoke participation if necessary.
EVENT NUTRITIONAL STATEMENT:
The Heart2Heart Foundation is committed to creating a healthy environment for those who attend our programs and events. To reinforce this commitment, we have adopted the healthy meeting guidelines developed by the National Alliance for Nutrition and Activity (NANA). These guidelines include offering water and other no-calorie beverages, serving nutritious snacks, providing physical activity breaks for meetings lasting longer than one hour, considering sustainability whenever possible, minimizing sugary treats, and ensuring meetings are held in smoke-free facilities. Creating a culture of health at our meetings and events is an important way to help set a positive example in our community and state.
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