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Jonathan Miller
Kentucky State Treasurer August 2001 Dear Friends: With the official launch of Kentucky's Affordable Prepaid Tuition (KAPT) only weeks away, the program is buzzing with new developments and initiatives. I write to update you - and ask for your help in spreading the word in time for our October 15 launch. New Website: Today, we are launching KAPT's new website: www.getKAPT.com. Check it out to learn more details about how the program will work and about the options for your children and grandchildren. Within a few weeks, the website will contain detailed price information for our Value, Standard and Premium plans. October 15 Launch Event: On the morning of Monday, October 15, we will be launching KAPT at a news conference at the State Capitol in Frankfort. The conference will feature the first 100 Kentucky children to be signed up for KAPT. We want to invite you and your children or grandchildren to join us for the ceremony. Not only will they be among the first to be signed up for this program, but also they will get a tour of the Capitol, and be able to keep a commemorative T-shirt and graduation cap. If you are interested in joining us, please e-mail us at rebeccac.comley@mail.state.ky.us or call 888-919-KAPT. KAPT Foundation: As pre-paid tuition programs in other states have demonstrated, KAPT's affordable monthly payment plans will open up college to thousands of new lower to middle class Kentuckians. Still, there are children KAPT cannot reach - from those families who have no savings to put aside. That's why we are establishing the KAPT Foundation to fund pre-paid tuition scholarships for these Kentucky youth. The foundation will be funded entirely by private contributions. For more information on the foundation, or to contribute to the program, check out www.getKAPT.com. KAPT Logo: As part of our extensive grassroots marketing campaign, we are asking Kentucky businesses and organizations to prominently display the new KAPT logo - on their internal communications, their promotional materials and their places of business. Please join us in our efforts. The logo - which directs viewers to our website and toll-free number - can be downloaded at www.getKAPT.com. House Parties: Our grassroots marketing effort will also involve hundreds of small house parties across the state, during which I or a KAPT representative will make a presentation about the program and answer questions of those in attendance. If you are interested in hosting 10-20 couples in your home sometime at your convenience this fall, please e-mail us at rebeccac.comley@mail.state.ky.us, or call us at 888-919-KAPT. Payroll Deduction: Dozens of private companies have agreed to join state government in offering a KAPT payroll deduction to their employees. Payroll deduction is an excellent way - at little or no cost to the employer - to reward your employees by making it easier to afford a college education for their children or grandchildren. To obtain our new KAPT Payroll Kit, which provides signup forms and materials to distribute to employees about the program, check out www.getKAPT.com. Kentucky KAPTains: I am so excited by the number of Kentucky citizens across the state who have volunteered to be Kentucky KAPTains: individuals who will help spread word of KAPT to their communities through visits to school and civic groups and the distribution of brochures and posters. We need more KAPTains to join us, so if you or someone you know might be interested, please signup on our e-mail list at www.getKAPT.com or call us at 888-919-KAPT. We will continue to update you on the program's progress before our October 15 launch. Until then, I hope you enjoy the rest of your summer. Best wishes, Jonathan Miller State Treasurer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------- ? We apologize if you have received this in error. If you wish to unsubscribe from this mailing list, please reply with your name and write "unsubscribe" in the subject heading.
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