Re: UKNM: Charity e-fundraising

[eilis]

I've been involved with a couple of voluteer assitance sites and two great

ways for charities getting advice/help on the web is via Volunteer

programs - non-profit sites that put together web pros and charities in

order to produce sites and other web related products.


It might be worth hooking up with



http://www.impactonline.org/


and



http://www.guidestar.org/index.html


Cheers


Eilis (Not a lurker - a newbie!)

eilis_kerreurope [dot] mccann [dot] com

UK Intranet Manager

MCT (Europe) Ltd


-----Original Message-----

From: Charles Linn <

charleslfoe [dot] co [dot] uk

>

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Date: Thursday, November 05, 1998 7:17 PM

Subject: UKNM: Charity e-fundraising



>For all those of you on the list who have worked on charity sites, has anyone

>got any direct experience of, heard any stories or got any thoughts about

>fundraising/membership appeals using email either to a hired list, or as a

>chain letter type affair.

>

>Obviously I would not like FOE to be accused of spaming or sending out complete

>junk, but I am interested in cold mailing people, especially to draw them into

>issue led fundraising info on our web site.

>

>Any thoughts

>

>Chas

>

>--

>Charles Linn

>Web Producer

>Friends of the Earth

>http://www.foe.co.uk




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