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We help people in the community. Our volunteers/groups provide their gifts/abilities...matched with the appropriate needs/projects. You can help too!
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Recommendations Received (46)
"Lester has a huge heart for community and ministry. Service to you brother in need. No project is..."
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"Lester has a huge heart for community and ministry. Service to you brother in need. No project is too small. Get involved, make a difference. "
"So giving and resourceful "
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Our organization is run by volunteers, with the exception of our full-time Executive Director and a part-time Office Manager. Our volunteers are o...
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Recommendations Given (56)
"Jeremy has helped us with some of or technology challenges over the past few months. He fixes the..."
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"Jeremy has helped us with some of or technology challenges over the past few months. He fixes the issue in a timely manor and always follows up after to confirm everything is working."
"They are a family run business that believes in supporting the community!"
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Who you know is the best way to start. The often forgotten word of mouth is still an excellent way to get the word out. In addition, social media, especially videos and pics of your organization and accomplishments.
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Who you know is the best way to start. The often forgotten word of mouth is still an excellent way to get the word out. In addition, social media, especially videos and pics of your organization and accomplishments.
You get to know the business and the ownership, especially what their history is with their community. It may take several times, including person to person, in order to gain their respect and ask for their support.
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You get to know the business and the ownership, especially what their history is with their community. It may take several times, including person to person, in order to gain their respect and ask for their support.
Rescued Treasures, which is part of the Rescue Mission
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Rescued Treasures, which is part of the Rescue Mission
We are in the friend-raising business, so treat them as you would a good friend. We usually make an initial call, followed up by an email confirming what they are donating. you must also include a due date. If you have a sponsorship form, ask them to submit it in order to catalog the items.
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We are in the friend-raising business, so treat them as you would a good friend. We usually make an initial call, followed up by an email confirming what they are donating. you must also include a due date. If you have a sponsorship form, ask them to submit it in order to catalog the items.
Make them feel special and that their donations is going to help your organization...give them your story of how it helps.
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Tell everyone you meet your story and why you are so compassionate about it. Connect with local businesses service clubs, schools and churches. Develop a brochure or at the very least a one page informational sheet to leave with people.
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Tell everyone you meet your story and why you are so compassionate about it. Connect with local businesses service clubs, schools and churches. Develop a brochure or at the very least a one page informational sheet to leave with people.
get the word out to service clubs, churches, businesses and any other groups that might align with your organization. Whatever you do, start small and do it well. then build on it each year. we started with a dinner/silent auction the first year. Ask local businesses to donate a silent auction...
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get the word out to service clubs, churches, businesses and any other groups that might align with your organization. Whatever you do, start small and do it well. then build on it each year. we started with a dinner/silent auction the first year. Ask local businesses to donate a silent auction item or raffle item.
Tell your story on social media, contact service clubs, attend chamber events, contact local news organizations. Remember it is all about friend raising and telling people who you are and what you offer.
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Tell your story on social media, contact service clubs, attend chamber events, contact local news organizations. Remember it is all about friend raising and telling people who you are and what you offer.
The old fashion way...in person and one at a time. You need to build a relationship through already existing contacts, board members and volunteers. Attend community functions, join the chamber, etc.
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The old fashion way...in person and one at a time. You need to build a relationship through already existing contacts, board members and volunteers. Attend community functions, join the chamber, etc.
Debra,
I have started several non-profits and would love to offer my insights, if needed. Please feel free to call me at 559.625.3822.
Lester Moon
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Debra,
I have started several non-profits and would love to offer my insights, if needed. Please feel free to call me at 559.625.3822.
Lester Moon
Sometimes the answer is right in front of you. Start with sharing the need with your donor list, send out a short email/letter to all of the churches asking for help.
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Sometimes the answer is right in front of you. Start with sharing the need with your donor list, send out a short email/letter to all of the churches asking for help.
