1. Commander’s SMART CARD
Air Force High Flyin’BBQ Challenge
Program Run Dates: Feb 2014-Sep 2014
Program Lead AFPC/SVP
Key Contact Name: Lt Col Benji Jackson
AFPC/SVI, DSN
Date Issued:
Key Messages:
Designed to increase/improve morale and resilience, strengthen community ties
Foster local community involvement for Airmen
Build excitement for Air Force members and garner national recognition for their talents
Key Facts:
The AF High Flyin’ BBQ Challenge consists of three components:
Round I: The “Contest” – An essay contest to determine eligible contenders
Round 2: The “Contenders” – Two contenders in each of three regions will be selected from essay submissions to compete in nationally sanctioned local contests (close to home station)
Round 3: The “Challenge” – The three overall top scoring contenders compete in the AF-Level High Flyin’ BBQ Challenge held in conjunction w/ the 2014 Fall Fest in San Antonio, TX (Sep 14)
Overall prize packages increase in value at each level including: Over $15K in cash and prizes including grilling accessories and gift cards.
Implementation/Action
AFPC/SVI will provide FSS/CC’s w/ program implementation guide, and an advertising/publicity toolkit
To enter, nlt 18 Apr 14 submit an essay (500 words or less) describing their BBQ passion/prowess to:
Resources/Links/Links
For FSS Marketing Offices:
For Participants:
Commander’s SMART CARD
FSS Marketing Department-
Please use the attached slides to present current single Airman programs, events and services offered at your installation. Per AFPC/DPS, FTAC has set aside a 30 minute slot for each Marketing department to educate Airmen on FSS opportunities. This is the perfect time to promote all your single Airmen happenings!
The Communication Card is a quick synopsis of the Single Airman Programming Initiative (SAPI). Please work with your SAPI POC and Liaison to ensure current offerings are included in the slides attached. Develop/tweak the slides prior to each FTAC course to promote and enhance your installation programs.