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HistoryThe National Association of Campus Card Users was organized in Baltimore, Maryland in 1993 by several individuals interested in promoting the use of campus cards. The founding members, J. Paul Melanson from Loyola College, Joseph Pietrantoni of Duke University, Mel Blackburn of Loyola College, Tom Bell from SUNY Geneseo, and Bill Norwood of Florida State University were the first Board of Directors. Their vision was to create an organization with the purpose of educating college and university administrators charged with the responsibility for developing card systems by apprising them of newly installed applications, vendor performance, technology platforms, and other matters relating to the marketplace for card systems. NACCU was also planned to function as a resource library for the latest advances in campus card technologies.SpecialtiesNACCU serves as the recognized leader in campus identification and transaction systems in higher education for providing knowledge, ideas and resources to enable higher education professionals to manage the campus experience.

Kobe's K9s is a non-profit organization based in Phoenix, AZ, dedicated to supporting children aged 8-16 undergoing cancer treatment by matching them with highly trained service dogs. By fostering vital companionship, they aim to enhance the lives of these children through the love and support that comes from the bond with their canine companions. Inspired by the personal experience of a family battling cancer, Kobe's K9s provides emotional support dogs to help alleviate stress and create moments of joy for both children and their families. The organization emphasizes a hands-on approach, connecting deeply with families throughout their journey toward healing and resilience. Generated from the website