Shannon Greif

Some Texas State students are bringing the HEAT.  Shannon Greif (GRIFE) has more on this Bobcat Update.

The Human Environmental Animal Team has had an impact on the San Marcos community since its establishment in October of 2010.
(Luecke…15 sec… a movement.)
HEAT has participated in river cleanups, helped with Bobcat Builds, raised money for charities and worked with local animal shelters.  Luecke says that HEAT is a culture that the group hopes will spread across the world.
(Luecke…13 sec… Striving toward.)
HEAT helped raise money to send cloths to a school in Columbia and to Bastrop fire victims last October.
(Smith…12 sec… just being positivity)
Members say that HEAT is a fun organization, and it accepts project ideas from all of its members.
(Smith…7 sec… Their views.)
Smith says HEAT goes beyond the roles of a student community service organization.
(Smith… 11 sec…. this Friday.)
HEAT has won many awards for its humanitarian and environmental efforts including the Registered Organization of the Year Boco Award in 2010 and 2011. The organization is gearing up for its second Swipes For The Homeless at the end of this semester.  Participating members turn in left-over meal trades to distribute to the homeless in Austin.
(Smith… 4 sec… you know.)
Stand up:  If you are one of the many students that has left over meal trades this semester or if you would just like to join, you can contact HEAT. on the group's Facebook page or talk to one of its many members for more information.  For Bobcat Update, I'm Shannon Greif.