1. Sierra Bligh and Danny Matson 6/27/2016

2. University High School – Local, Austin area high school, chartered by UT, small sober campus, students remain anonymous Aware, Awake, Alive – Foundation focused on preventing alcohol poisoning by educating the youth La Hacienda Treatment Center – An alcoholism and drug addiction center established in 1972. Family program helps all family members affected by drug addiction

3. 6/27/2016 University High School - fundraise off campus, selling U.T. t- shirts outside stores, donate profits directly to the high school, and raise awareness in our own high school with posters and announcements Aware, Awake, Alive - create a better presentation to Austin High Students, and share with health classes. Fundraise/raise awareness with t-shirts La Hacienda Treatment Center - Raise awareness about family counseling, tour the treatment center to have a better understanding of rehab and change the negative connotations

4. 6/27/2016 Organizations Pros Cons University High School Local Established relationship with director Availability of t-shirts Wouldn’t have to sell at Austin High Anonymity of students makes it hard to visit Finding places to that allow us to sell t-shirts Aware, Awake, Alive Already have a good base at Austin High Relatable to students Already established at Austin High Only focused on teen alcohol abuse Doesn’t focus on addiction Already well funded Already have t-shirts La Hacienda Treatment Center Established successful treatment center Great source of info and experience In San Antonio Hard for kids to relate to Mainly focuses on adults or families Might seem scary to teens

5. 6/27/2016 University High School : This organization is locally based and focuses on our main issue which is preventing teen drug abuse and addiction on high school campuses. By using this resource we will be able to provide our peers with an alternative learning environment by: raising awareness of the sober campus fundraising off campus selling University of Texas t-shirts that appeals to a diverse crowd collaborating with the school, allowing for more information for the students at Austin High

6. Overall we understand the different perspectives involving our take action including that of the student, school, and parents. Students need quick easy information and access to help. Furthermore, all ages of students (high school-college) will enjoy cheap, and relevant t-shirts on the go. Faculty and staff will respond well to advertising and posters and also the lack of selling on campus, meaning we will not be involved in the school sale calendar. Parents who often aren’t able to spend time on Austin High’s campus will have the opportunity to support the cause anywhere around town at which we sell our t-shirts. Also by selling UT shirts they are age appropriate for everyone. 6/27/2016