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Using I give.com and Amazon.com to help with funding.
The best group I have heard of to sign up with for extra funding is amazon.com You get 4% of whatever your donors spend if they enter through your website first. It raises a nice amount of funding for your programs each year.
Is there any funding sources or ideas you have heard about or would caution others about?
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Permalink Reply by Roger Senserrich - CAHS on
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First time I heard the Amazon thing. It is brilliant - I need to add that to my blog :-).
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Oh, another cool concept: gamesthatgive.net
Have a look. It is actually fun. :)
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Permalink Reply by Todd Foster on
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I'm trying a few differnt things. Amazon is a small but very steady cash flow!!! Here is our smorgasbord of ways to contribute:
http://www.helpnewhaven.org/OurStore.htm
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http://www.helpnewhaven.org/how_to_help.htm
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Decent article here:
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/kimkomando/2010-01-21-fundra...
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Permalink Reply by Anita Buckmaster on
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We have had good luck with GoodSearch.com. It offers a similar penny per/search rate using yahoo.com, as well as a 3-5% of purchase return for a wide variety of online merchants. We haven't made a ton of money, but every little bit helps.
To my knowledge, GoodSearch has never sent our users unsoliticted email.
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