How do you ask fellow employees for $ contributing to a staff birthday?
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We always pass an envelope around. People contribute what they want, and a gift is purchased accordingly. As for refreshments, etc. we all volunteer to bring something. i.e. someone brings cake, someone ice cream, someone drinks, someone plates... you get the idea. Works very well!
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Use following link, which is set up to wish her happy birthday.\n\n"http://www.centralbankofindia.co.in/home/reachus/index.htm"
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Go to www.shrm.org (Society of Human Resource Management).  This sight has a lot of idea of how to establish worker incentive programs.
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= Deeply embedded within the link below is info on Altsource payroll systems. it was a hard to find item.\nGOOD LUCK
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Very commercial and still a reminder needed for some .Asking parents regular for help and even saying thank you ,is great . But a day that you give to just that one is really nice .It should stop you from doing it more , but still a special day , as a birthday .Even though I no long have birthdays ( I refused to age pass 35 yrs.), my children will call or come over and now say Happy unbirthday ! So they are undoing the years ! As far as commercial use , they have gone over board .Valentines  was a card . Then came flowers , candy , gifts  and what a cut in your pay check !There are some  people that will argue just before the date and make up after the date past .REALLY ! One guy told me it was cheaper to date all week than to take his girl out on Valentines Day .Besides half off the next day and he would say I bought this yesterday ,but we weren't talking . LOL
730274
Call around and ask them!
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give them gift cards !
18309
Give a party for a reduced rate and make sure the host gives out your card. Word of mouth is probably really important in your business.
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If you know someone who works for the company ask them to help you with your approach.\n\nOtherwise go in and ask who would make that kind of decision... be sure when you approach the person you explain what the donation will go to and WHY you are asking them for help.
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offer incentive for teamwork. you set the goals and let them know that it is not a competition and they will only earn incentive if they work as a team. it could be lunch or a little monetary bonus. hope that helps
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Try a local community bank, real estate office,auto dealership, factory, or other very visible community business.We did this for a charity event. The sponsor(s) will want to see their name plastered on everything.Ask if they have a banner or something that you can display during games.Do not display anything for free. Get a corporate logo on pdf file & make sure all newsletters, forms, correspondence, etc. you send has their logo on it. Good luck.Big box stores(Lowe's,Walmart,some grocery stores can often help out w/ small amounts, $100.00 or so, and will often donate gift cards. Have you thought about a raffle?
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Ask at school, work, or church. You may wish to type up a form letter, make copies, write in individuals' names, sign them, and mail them out.\n\nYou can also sometimes get businesses to sponsor you. They can use it as a tax write off. Write up a nice letter and bring it with you to the store. Ask to speak with the manager. Explain what you are doing and ask if they would be willing to sponsor you.\n\nDon't forget to write thank you notes!
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Say "Happy Birthday, Steve."\n\nThis will take a bit of explaining.  In San Francisco in 1985, an acquaintance of mine (friend of a friend) asked my friend and I to go down to her house and help her prepare for a party she was giving a couple of days later.  She had a house-guest at the time and his name was Steve Holzman.  He was 27 years old, but because he had just shaved his beard and mustache off, he looked about 17.  Anyway, it was his birthday, so when Marie introduced us, she said, "Barbara, this is Steve.  It's his birthday today.  Steve, this is Barbara.  She's your birthday present."  And I did NOT say, "how rude!  You can't give me as a gift!  I'm not an object!"  I said . . . but I told you what I said.\n\nFor the next twenty years, I blessed the day I said, "Happy Birthday, Steve!"  Because being a gentleman, he would not refuse or throw away a gift.
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I invite you to IHOP on 28th february\n\nI pay\n\nok?
197077
call them up and ask them
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Add the thanks in the detail or email the person. I am sure they would like to know they were helpful. Something specific is especially meaningful.
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Does fling mean party?If so..decorate the desk with balloons and flowers...Hang a sign on the birthday persons chair saying Happy Birthday!have staff sign a giant card for the person..Or a tee shirt signing..have a cake for them made in a funny/unusual shape...etc...