eLearning Zoom - eZ-Fund Raising 2.0
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The document introduces eZ-Fund Raising 2.0, a new model for non-profits to raise funds by offering high-quality e-learning content in exchange for donations. Key benefits include high volumes and recurring monthly income through membership models. Non-profits and content providers can get started by signing up, uploading content to eLearningZoom, and launching a fundraising campaign, with profits then shared between the parties. Interested organizations should contact the founder for more details on implementing this new fundraising approach.
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eLearning Zoom - eZ-Fund Raising 2.0
- 1. eLearningZoom – eZ-Fund Raising 2.0 How to Quickly Raise Funds thru eZ-Fund Raising 2.0 Matt Fok Founder & CEO, eLearningZoom
- 2. Traditional Fund-Raising Ways to Raise Fund Disadvantages 2. Donate with nothing in 2. Less Motivation exchange 4. Not scalable, Too Slow, 3. Donate with physical No Internet Time product/service in exchange
- 3. New Fund Raising Model  Donation in exchange with high-valued content  Example  PBS – Raised over Millions of $$$ through giving away high valued content CDs, and DVDs. Benefits:  High Volume – High Valued  Fast in Internet Time  Scalable – Global beyond local reach  WIN-WIN-WIN mutual benefits http://www.eLearningZoom.com 3
- 4. eZ-Fund Raising 2.0  Offers all non-profit organization to raise funds through high quality e-content  Example  Green Technology Institute for Job Training Benefits:  High Volume – High Valued  Recurring Monthly Income through membership  Boost membership value http://www.eLearningZoom.com 4
- 5. How Do You Get Started http://www.eLearningZoom.com 5
- 6. 3 Steps to Get Started 1. Both Non-Profit organization and Content Provider signs up for eFund-Raising initiative  Profit Sharing Model  40% of sales goes to Non-Profit for fund raising  30% of sales goes to Content Provider for royalty fee  30% of sales goes to eLearningZoom for maintenance fee § Upload content to eLearningZoom § Launch fund-raising 2.0 campaign http://www.eLearningZoom.com 6
- 7. For More Detailed Information  Please email any specific questions to Matt Fok at mfok@eLearningZoom.com. http://www.eLearningZoom.com 7