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Ad/fundraising kit
How to raise money to run ads in your community

Fundraising materials

 

Sample Fundraising Letters

Here are two fundraising letters that can be used as templates to help you write your own letter:

Plan ahead. Other ways to fund a campaign ...

  • Plan a traditional fundraiser, which can range from a bake sale to a silent auction or raffle

  • Team up and pool resources with others to run ads (business sponsors can put their logo or message on co-op versions, which feature a box for this purpose)

  • Ask a compassionate local philanthropist or business to sponsor co-op ads, which feature a boxed-in area they can customize or use to promote local speakers, video-showings or counseling programs, etc.

  • Send our free fundraiser to your group, local leaders or philanthropists to help raise money for a full-scale campaign later on in the year. Include one or two sample ads or the campaign thumbnail sheet (coming soon).

  • Run small ads/bulletin ads in free or low-cost local, church or civic publications.

  • See free/low-cost ways to use the ads or PR ideas for more.
     

Downloadable Display Ads/Flyers

You can use the images below as artwork in your letter (simply copy and paste into your file).
Or click on the image to download a pdf file to use as an insert in your mailing.

 

                 

 

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