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From:Veronica, New York, USA.
Gaining and maintaining positive live links within your local community is a must if you want any hope of gaining outside support and revenue. Let's say as an example you are involved with a church fund raising committee. Once you have established a front man or woman, (possibly the chairperson) get them to work straight away introducing themselves to everybody within the parish and taking note of essential details, such as there name and address, phone number, if they work, what they do. Would they have time and inclination to join the team of fund raisers. If not would there be any other way of helping financially or with key contacts that could assist your aims. Be seen to take a genuine interest in others and sure enough others will take an interest in you and what your involved in. Make friends within the business community and become known. You would be surprised how many valuable contacts you can make just by turning up at a few local town meetings a year. If your front person is young, they might enjoy going to a young business start-up club. You know the sort I mean, where people are starting up there new business venture and are often giving very low charges to get there business of the ground and established. Obviously be sure to use reputable quality workers. I recently spoke to an established screen printer who told me he has two organisations that have been with him sins starting his business more than twenty years ago. He said he always gives the very best discounts to them because of that very reason. As they grow they will remember you have always been a regular customer and probably discount there price structure to keep your custom. When I started my business "Veronica's" I used this method and found it saved me big bucks.
P.S. Good luck with your new site.
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Bolivar County Literacy Council, Inc.
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Birmingham Railway Museum Trust
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Bisexuals
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Promoting sexual health of bisexual men
and women, with an emphasis on preventing HIV infection.
Black Training & Enterprise Group
Bodmin & Wenford Railway Trust
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Boys Brigade Southport & District Battalion
Boys' Brigade - North West District
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British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering
British Association of Clinical Anatomists
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British Computer Association. of the Blind
British Council for Prevention of Blindness
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Voluntary organisation which "aims
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of people with disabilities".
British Dental Health Foundation
British Diabetic Association There are 1.4 million people in the UK with diabetes. The BDA's well-designed site contains advice for sufferers - both type I and type II - carers and healthcare professionals. There's also a "teenzone" for diabetic youngsters.
British Diabetic Association - Newhaven and District Branch
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British Dyslexia Association A bank of information about the learning difficulty dyslexia for Britain's two million dyslexic children and adults, their families and teachers. It's provided by the charity who are dedicated to raising awareness of the condition and providing support for those affected by it.
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British Machine Vision Association and Society for Pattern
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British Neurological Research Trust
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British Overseas Optical Mission
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British Schools Exploring Society
British Sociological Association
British Society for Immunology
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British Trust for Conservation Volunteers (BTCV)
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British Wireless for the Blind Fund
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From: Ray at Claydon Carpets. Flooring Contractors to Charities, Schools
and Associations.
We have now been in business around 15 years
in the U.K. Most of our work can be seen at schools, colleges, and sport centres. We also
quote for part or full fittings. No job yet has been to large. We specialise in hardwaring
cord carpet. It is also ideal in a charities office etc.and comes in a full range of
colours and styles. Our estimates are free and very competitive. Should you mention
charities partnership when you have a fitting from us, I will gladly give you completely
free a playmat to cover a dusty or splintery area. References available upon request.
Charities Partnership are always delighted to assist organisations in any
way we can, however sometimes we are so busy helping charities etc. we often over look
promoting our own site as much as we would like to. If you could help us by putting a link
to our site from your organisation's site it would be greatly appreciated, and it would
also enable us to further help others. If you would like to, e-mail us and let us know you
have helped in this way as it would be nice to thank you
Thank you for your time and interest, from the team at charitiespartnership.com