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    MATFORCE Announces Annual Youth Video Contest

    January 25, 2013No Comments
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    logo_MATForceVerde Valley AZ (January 25, 2013) – MATFORCE announces its annual “My Voice Makes a Difference” Youth Video Contest. Area youth ages 11 to 18 are invited to let their voices be heard by creating an original short video that makes a positive statement about reducing drug and alcohol abuse.

    There are lots of chances to win cash prizes. A first, second and third place will be awarded in each of two categories: middle school and high school. First place winners will receive $300, with second and third place winners receiving $200 and $100 respectively. Honorable mention winners will receive $25.

    Doug Bartosh, MATFORCE Co-Chair and Cottonwood City Manager says, “Positive peer influence is a key factor in reducing drug abuse. I encourage all youth to stand up and speak out about the dangers of drugs and the benefits of healthy choices.”

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    Video entries can be up to two minutes in length and are easily submitted online at matforce.org. Winning videos will be used by MATFORCE online, at schools and at community events.

    The contest deadline is March 28, 2013. For contest guidelines and entry form visit matforce.org or call 928-708-0100.

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