My Little Online Experiment
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My Little Online Experiment: A New Approach to Charity Fundraising
Overview
As we move past Christmas and look forward to 2008, it's time to focus on what we can achieve this year. My personal goal is to build a career in charity fundraising?"not through traditional methods like collecting donations in a shopping mall, but by exploring the vast, untapped potential of the internet.
Rethinking Charity Fundraising
Traditional views suggest that only registered charities with official websites should engage in fundraising. But who says you have to donate without receiving anything in return, aside from the satisfaction of doing good? Money is a tool created to simplify life, and it’s not about how much you have, but how you use it. You don’t need to be Gandhi or Mother Teresa to make a positive impact.
The Online Experiment
My online experiment is focused on helping people. It’s not about making anyone wealthy, but rather about generating funds for personal causes while supporting my own. I'm using a forced matrix program script as a creative tool?"a calculator of sorts?"to distribute funds equitably. My goal is to build a mailing list of like-minded individuals; the more people on the list, the more we can achieve together.
Each week, I reset the matrix, giving everyone a fresh opportunity to join at the top. If this sounds like a pyramid scheme, consider this: it's about how you use the tool and the impact of the funds generated that truly matter.
Building a Sustainable Trust Fund
I've been working on creating a self-sustaining, UK-registered CAF Trust Fund to support charities aiding victims in Darfur. The challenge is raising an initial £10,000 (about 22,000 USD) to establish the fund. While having the trust in place would lend more credibility, I'm building it from the ground up with limited resources. It’s about using what you have effectively.
The Power of Togetherness
In two months, I've built a list of 60 interested individuals, but I aim for 20,000 before using the script. There’s strength in numbers, and with the information now available online, politicians are forced to take action. However, I’m not interested in politics; I’m more focused on ensuring aid reaches those in need.
Addressing Different Types of Poverty
In the 21st century, global poverty is an embarrassment. I aim to do my part in reducing it by raising funds for food and medical aid. Poverty exists in two forms: third-world poverty and first-world poverty. The latter involves struggling with mortgages, rent, and utilities, a growing issue in our credit-driven world. My fundraising program seeks to address both, offering help to everyone.
A Call to Action
The world is becoming increasingly complex, and sometimes the best approach is to keep things simple. That’s the essence of my experiment. If you're interested in joining and supporting this initiative, please visit my website and sign up.
Let’s make a difference together.
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