Comments on: Five Ways to Raise Money at Home for Your Cause Abroad http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:45:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: SARTAJ ANJUM http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-8654 SARTAJ ANJUM Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:52:34 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-8654 Hi friends I am the founder member of the WORLD TROOP FOR ANIMAL(WTA). WTA work for wild life conservation in india. My aim is to stablish WTA as a universal organisation who protect wildlife . It required huge amount of mony . But from you I want valuable suggesion about who can give me fund for protection of animals . That is our aim and demand of future . so join hand with me. with best regard . SARTAJ ANJUM Hi friends
I am the founder member of the WORLD TROOP FOR ANIMAL(WTA).

WTA work for wild life conservation in india.
My aim is to stablish WTA as a universal organisation who protect wildlife .
It required huge amount of mony . But from you I want valuable suggesion about who can give me fund for protection
of animals .
That is our aim and demand of future .
so join hand with me.

with best regard .
SARTAJ ANJUM

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]]> By: christopher a. yankson http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-8144 christopher a. yankson Thu, 15 Jul 2010 18:17:38 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-8144 hi sir i am a twenty three yearold Ghanaian who have passion to start an NGO please guide me. hi sir i am a twenty three yearold Ghanaian who have passion to start an NGO please guide me.

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]]> By: Neha Gupta http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-8095 Neha Gupta Fri, 09 Jul 2010 05:40:24 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-8095 Hi Pawan, I am from Bhopal,Madhya Pradesh. I am very impressed by the way you are working for this.Pls inform if you conduct Youth Exchange Programme in Bhopal,MP.I also want to join this programme. Hi Pawan,
I am from Bhopal,Madhya Pradesh.
I am very impressed by the way you are working for this.Pls inform if you conduct Youth Exchange Programme in Bhopal,MP.I also want to join this programme.

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]]> By: Pawan Shehrawat http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-7850 Pawan Shehrawat Sat, 12 Jun 2010 10:19:11 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-7850 Hello Sir/Madam, How are you ,myself PAWAN SHEHRAWAT citizen of INDIA ,graduate from Rajasthan University ,2nd year student in masters degree in human rights from Indian Institute of Human Rights , 1st year student of M.S.W. [Master in social working ] from IGNOU University , Founder and National Youth President of National Human Rights Awareness Organization [ H.R.A.O. ] in INDIA . We are working in the direction of Human Rights, Values and Development. The VISION of our organization Is – JIYO AUR JINA SIKHAO [Live and teach how to Live]. We are organizing each and every human being with positive thinking, attitude and cause on the stage of HUMANITY. We are very much inspired by U.N.O. Vision and mission. We think everyone should contribute in the direction of humanity. We have recently started a new wing –CREATIVE EYE, will deal in carrier Consultancy and tours and travels. We will train people while touring. We will contribute in building safe, aware, strong, healthy and positive society. We will not only conduct all type of adventure and educational activities but also offer Youth Exchange Programme with each state of INDIA and with friendly foreign countries. With the tremendous reach in the rural and remote areas of the country. We will plan to train them in disaster management .We will add carrier counseling classes, self consciousness, personality development, social welfare etc. We will also work with specialized agencies of the United Nations Organization. This mould young men and women into responsible citizens and provide a spring board to shape their future career. However, since large infrastructure and training requirements and funds are needed for this to be successful. INDIA is one of the few countries in the world, today, in which the social and the religious structures, which define the nation’s identity, are intact for over 4000 years. We have just enough religions to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another. We must know and follow the religion of HUMANITY. Religion is to do right, it is to love, it is to serve, it is to think, and it is to be humble. We can live without religion and meditation, but cannot survive without human affection. That’s why we are working for Human Rights, Values and Development. So that we can learn the art of living and will help everyone to live. Our vision itself says – JIYO AUR JINA SIKHAO [Live and teach how to Live]. We are 985 youths registered in H.R.A.O. with the common cause. We will be waiting for your expert advice and directions. Yours Truly, PAWAN SHEHRAWAT H.R.A.O. Team E-mail:-hra.org@gmail.com 31, PLA Complex, Near Town Park, Hissar, Haryana -125001 INDIA Contact no:-+91-9215740003 Hello Sir/Madam,

How are you ,myself PAWAN SHEHRAWAT citizen of INDIA ,graduate from Rajasthan University ,2nd year student in masters degree in human rights from Indian Institute of Human Rights , 1st year student of M.S.W. [Master in social working ] from IGNOU University , Founder and National Youth President of National Human Rights Awareness Organization [ H.R.A.O. ] in INDIA .

We are working in the direction of Human Rights, Values and Development. The VISION of our organization Is – JIYO AUR JINA SIKHAO [Live and teach how to Live]. We are organizing each and every human being with positive thinking, attitude and cause on the stage of HUMANITY. We are very much inspired by U.N.O. Vision and mission. We think everyone should contribute in the direction of humanity. We have recently started a new wing –CREATIVE EYE, will deal in carrier Consultancy and tours and travels. We will train people while touring. We will contribute in building safe, aware, strong, healthy and positive society. We will not only conduct all type of adventure and educational activities but also offer Youth Exchange Programme with each state of INDIA and with friendly foreign countries. With the tremendous reach in the rural and remote areas of the country. We will plan to train them in disaster management .We will add carrier counseling classes, self consciousness, personality development, social welfare etc. We will also work with specialized agencies of the United Nations Organization. This mould young men and women into responsible citizens and provide a spring board to shape their future career. However, since large infrastructure and training requirements and funds are needed for this to be successful.

INDIA is one of the few countries in the world, today, in which the social and the religious structures, which define the nation’s identity, are intact for over 4000 years. We have just enough religions to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another. We must know and follow the religion of HUMANITY. Religion is to do right, it is to love, it is to serve, it is to think, and it is to be humble. We can live without religion and meditation, but cannot survive without human affection. That’s why we are working for Human Rights, Values and Development. So that we can learn the art of living and will help everyone to live. Our vision itself says – JIYO AUR JINA SIKHAO [Live and teach how to Live]. We are 985 youths registered in H.R.A.O. with the common cause. We will be waiting for your expert advice and directions.

Yours Truly,
PAWAN SHEHRAWAT
H.R.A.O. Team
E-mail:-hra.org@gmail.com

31, PLA Complex,
Near Town Park, Hissar,
Haryana -125001
INDIA
Contact no:-+91-9215740003

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]]> By: Sadia Sabreena http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-7836 Sadia Sabreena Fri, 11 Jun 2010 03:35:56 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-7836 Hi this is sabreena from Bangladesh,in south asia ,,i have gone through all ur articles and found them interesting ,specially the ways to raise fund for doifferent causes,but i want to know is there any ways that a family can get fund for their only daughter need to have cancer treatment in India within a short span of time and thay will provide all the necessary supporting documents to prove their urgency and need .It is very emergengy to take her to India for treatment and doctors in Bangladesh declares that they cannot operate (she needs a major operation in her uterus) her in here and the post operative fascilities she requires after the operation is not possible in here.So any one reading my article can contact me if possible and can help her getting better to stay with her parents. sabreena Hi
this is sabreena from Bangladesh,in south asia ,,i have gone through all ur articles and found them interesting ,specially the ways to raise fund for doifferent causes,but i want to know is there any ways that a family can get fund for their only daughter need to have cancer treatment in India within a short span of time and thay will provide all the necessary supporting documents to prove their urgency and need .It is very emergengy to take her to India for treatment and doctors in Bangladesh declares that they cannot operate (she needs a major operation in her uterus) her in here and the post operative fascilities she requires after the operation is not possible in here.So any one reading my article can contact me if possible and can help her getting better to stay with her parents.
sabreena

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]]> By: clareawasw http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-6492 clareawasw Wed, 17 Feb 2010 06:55:01 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-6492 I was involved with a UN agency for Refugees project where we had to come up with a fundraising idea.. I came up with wii tennis! You can read about how to throw a wii tennis party here: http://virtualtennis.wordpress.com/ for UNHCR or your own cause. We are throwing a bigger event for the public in May which is made me a bit nervous - explaining the plight of refugees to shop keepers to get prizes etc... so we made a short video which shows us playing the game, as well as the conditions of the refugees. Maybe that would work for your project? Videos can be so easily made these days thanks to flip and imovie. I was involved with a UN agency for Refugees project where we had to come up with a fundraising idea.. I came up with wii tennis! You can read about how to throw a wii tennis party here: http://virtualtennis.wordpress.com/ for UNHCR or your own cause.

We are throwing a bigger event for the public in May which is made me a bit nervous – explaining the plight of refugees to shop keepers to get prizes etc… so we made a short video which shows us playing the game, as well as the conditions of the refugees. Maybe that would work for your project? Videos can be so easily made these days thanks to flip and imovie.

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]]> By: Trevor Morrow http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-2376 Trevor Morrow Wed, 11 Mar 2009 02:54:43 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-2376 Really great article Maryann, and amazing work you are doing in Cambodia. With the examples you gave, I feel like you were at the fundraiser I organized to help support my volunteer work abroad. People do really want to help other in their community, you just can't be afraid to ask - that was the hardest thing for me to overcome at first. All I can do is emphasize your points: know what your cause very well, and reach out to everyone you know (especially with with a individualized touch, like a personal note in their invite to your fundraiser). Again, great post and keep on volunteering! Really great article Maryann, and amazing work you are doing in Cambodia. With the examples you gave, I feel like you were at the fundraiser I organized to help support my volunteer work abroad. People do really want to help other in their community, you just can't be afraid to ask – that was the hardest thing for me to overcome at first. All I can do is emphasize your points: know what your cause very well, and reach out to everyone you know (especially with with a individualized touch, like a personal note in their invite to your fundraiser). Again, great post and keep on volunteering!

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]]> By: study abroad in hong http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-2375 study abroad in hong Tue, 09 Sep 2008 13:15:40 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-2375 Very interesting Very interesting

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]]> By: Dave Rodwin http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-2374 Dave Rodwin Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:13:16 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-2374 1. If you play an instrument (or if you know people who do), organize a charity concert at a local bar. The bar will be happy because you will get people there, and your friends will gladly pay a $10 - $15 cover for an excuse to get together. My friends and I did that in Osaka, Japan, and raised $1,000 for PEPY in one night. We had 4 bands, and tons of people showed up. We also did something similar in a more rural setting in Japan, including taiko groups, and raised about $2,000 there. 2. Print t-shirts and sell them for ten or fifteen dollars. Everyone loves a t-shirt! 3. Ask for any birthday or holiday gifts to be shifted towards your fundraising goal. 1. If you play an instrument (or if you know people who do), organize a charity concert at a local bar. The bar will be happy because you will get people there, and your friends will gladly pay a $10 – $15 cover for an excuse to get together. My friends and I did that in Osaka, Japan, and raised $1,000 for PEPY in one night. We had 4 bands, and tons of people showed up. We also did something similar in a more rural setting in Japan, including taiko groups, and raised about $2,000 there. 2. Print t-shirts and sell them for ten or fifteen dollars. Everyone loves a t-shirt! 3. Ask for any birthday or holiday gifts to be shifted towards your fundraising goal.

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]]> By: Christina Heyniger http://matadorchange.com/five-ways-to-raise-money-at-home-for-your-cause-abroad/comment-page-1#comment-2373 Christina Heyniger Tue, 12 Aug 2008 18:29:18 +0000 http://matador.org/?p=38#comment-2373 Maryann, great article, excellent advice! Having seen how you and the team at PEPY have used these techniques to great (<a href="http://www.pepyride.org) " rel="nofollow"><a href="http://www.pepyride.org)" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.pepyride.org)</a></a>success, we know you speak from experience. Thanks for the article. Maryann, great article, excellent advice! Having seen how you and the team at PEPY have used these techniques to great (http://www.pepyride.org)success, we know you speak from experience. Thanks for the article.

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