Headquarters
is
looking
for
operational
pictures
of
deployed
husbands,
mothers,
fathers,
brothers,
sisters,
sons
and
daughters
and
profile
them
in
LINK,
or
post
the
pictures
and
profiles
on
a
password
protected
section
of
our
web
site
(this
will
be
accomplished
later
this
year
once
the
roll
out
is
complete
and
Willie
Williams
and
his
team
have
time
to
focus
on
that
item).
Please
share
this
with
all
of
your
volunteers
and
employees
and
encourage
them
to
provide
HQ
with
a
high
resolution
digital
photo
of
their
loved
one
at
work,
complete
with
a
short
profile
that
identifies
their
unit/command,
length
of
deployment,
anticipated
return
home
date,
and
a
first
person
quote
from
the
deployed
Sailor
or
Marine
that
explains
his
or
her
job.
I
think
you
might
be
surprised
how
many
of
our
Society
family
members
have
loved
ones
who
meet
this
criteria.
We
have
four
at
HQ
alone.
I
promise
to
share
the
results.

The
Society
has
been
exposed
and
vulnerable
in
publishing
photographs
of
staff
members
interacting
with
clients
or
attributing
quotations
to
clients
without
obtaining
written
permission
up
front.
Even
if
we're
publishing
the
pictures
or
comments
exclusively
in
Society
brochures,
calendars,
or
posting
these
images
and
captions
on
our
Society
web
site,
or
releasing
them
to
a
base
or
station
newspaper,
we
should
still
obtain
permission.
Fortunately,
we've
never
had
a
legal
issue
or
lawsuit.
But
looking
to
the
future,
and
with
due
diligence,
all
of
us
should
protect
ourselves
and
our
organization.
With
that
in
mind,
I
have
attached
a
Photo
&
Quotation
Release
Form
for
use
throughout
the
Society.
Although
intended
primarily
when
taking
pictures
of
service
members
and
their
families
(clients)
that
are
receiving
assistance
from
Society
staffers,
(action
pictures
are
so
much
better
than
posed
group
shots),
this
form
should
also
be
signed
by
all
of
our
photo
subjects--including
Society
volunteers
and
employees.
It
is
simply
a
safeguard.
Once
signed,
the
form
should
be
retained
by
the
Director.
When
photographs
and/or
quotations
are
sent
to
Headquarters,
we
will
assume
that
they
have
been
cleared
for
use.
As
the
Society
moves
forward,
implementing
our
Strategic
Plan,
with
an
eye
to
improving
our
processes,
procedures
and
products,
(and
service
to
our
clients),
this
form
will
help
us
minimize
mis-steps
when
we
seek
to
publicize
our
valuable
programs
and
services.
