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1. Collect donated
books, CDs, videos; 2. Sell them online; 3.
Earn the
profits.
OREFIELD,
PA -
August 30,
2004 -
When it comes to
raising funds, all nonprofit groups are looking for a fun,
flexible, and innovative program _ one that involves the
community and unites members of all ages.
This month,
eFundraise.org announces a new program designed to
help nonprofit committees run their own Internet book-and-media
sales. The program has three steps. First, the group
holds a local benefit drive to collect donated books, CDs, and
videos. Second,
using an easy beginner_s method, group volunteers resell these
items directly over the Internet _ to a customer base of over
40 million. Third,
the group is issued a monthly check for all net sales profits,
with full reimbursement for shipping.
The program
is simple, effective, and requires no disbursement of funds.
There is no membership fee. It_s like having a garage sale
over the computer, where the whole world shows up and donates
to your cause. Complimentary coaching is provided along the
way.
No longer is
e-commerce for computer whizzes. Everyday nonprofit volunteers
are catching on, earning valuable proceeds for their cause.
Typically, it takes a volunteer 30 minutes to learn to sell
online; afterwards, each item can be listed in under a minute,
for an average sale price of $6. The best part is, group
members can participate on their own schedules. No rain dates,
no quotas, no sorting items, no picture-taking, no hassles.
It_s not eBay®; it_s eFundraise!
The
following is offered at no charge:
- A simple,
secure method for nonprofits to sell online;
- Easy
step-by-step instructions for collecting, selling, storing,
and shipping donated items;
- Friendly
one-on-one coaching, via phone or email;
- Handling
of all online aspects _ customer service; payment
processing; refunds;
- Bonus
materials: full Board Meeting Planner; customized flyer
templates; starter set of mailer envelopes.
To learn
more about this unique program, or to request a free informational project
kit, please visit
http://www.eFundraise.org, or call
1-800-696-9049.
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