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Seed Programs International is a non-profit that provides vegetable seeds and agricultural training to poor communities. They have recently hired Peter Marks as President, who is working on a project to send seeds to schools and homes in Haiti. In order to become a permanent organization on the GlobalGiving fundraising site, Seed Programs needs 40 unique donors to contribute a total of $5,000 to their Haiti project by the end of September. The email asks recipients to donate themselves if possible, share information about the project on social media, and notify any contacts who may be able to make a larger donation.
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Este documento presenta un taller sobre la recaudación de fondos en lÃnea. El taller incluye sesiones sobre por qué usar la recaudación de fondos en lÃnea, formular metas, contar historias, cultivar redes, y por qué GlobalGiving es una plataforma útil. El objetivo del taller es ayudar a las organizaciones a entender mejor la recaudación de fondos en lÃnea y cómo puede beneficiarlas. El taller incluye actividades interactivas para los participantes.Lusaka Online Fundraising workshop 2016
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Este taller cubre los conceptos básicos de la recaudación de fondos en lÃnea y cómo puede beneficiar a las organizaciones. Incluye sesiones sobre establecer metas SMART, contar historias efectivas, cultivar redes de donantes, y mantener el contacto a través de notas de agradecimiento e informes. También presenta a GlobalGiving como una plataforma para recaudar fondos en lÃnea con bajas tarifas y apoyo continuo. El objetivo general es ayudar a las organizaciones a aprovechar el potencial de la recaudSample email from seed programs international
- 1. SAMPLE EMAIL FROM SEED PROGRAMS INTERNATIONAL Hi friends, family and associates, As many of you know, after I retired from (xxxxxx company) I joined the board of a non-profit organization called Seed Programs International (SPI). SPI provides vegetable seeds and technical know-how to the poor and hungry in developing countries so they can plant gardens and learn to feed themselves. We recently brought on board Peter Marks as President of SPI, an enthusiastic and very capable young man. Peter is currently working on a project to get seeds to a group in Haiti for school and home gardens. SPI has the project listed on "GlobalGiving" which is an online fundraising site for projects all over the world. If Seed Programs can get at least 40 unique donors to support the Haiti project during September with any amount and have it add up to $5,000, SPI becomes a permanent fixture on the site which has all kinds of great future benefits for us. As of this writing we still have 17 days left to reach our goal. Peter asked me to help spread the word. The project page is here: http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/seeds-for-haiti/ Here are a some specific ways to help: 1) Please donate yourself if you can — there are options from $10 and up. 2) If you use Facebook, please share the project on your page. There is a Facebook share button here: http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/seeds-for-haiti/share/ . If you click it, it opens a ready-to-go post for your wall or page, with a spot to add your own message at the top. 3) If you know an organization or individual who is in a position to make a larger donation, and would enjoy supporting this kind of work, please let him or her know personally. Thanking you in advance for your consideration.