Who and were could I find a company or person to match the amount of money I make for the cancer foundation?
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Mr. Bill Gates of Microsoft - run!
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Contact the American Cancer Society. There is a good amount of research that is directly funded by them. Furthermore, they are on the cutting edge of cancer related research and information.
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try a store like Target or Mervyn's but don't apply for too many cuz that'll reflect on your record. these stores usually have lower standards and limits because they are internally financed as far as I understand.
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Are you looking for funding on a Tier 2 Mall in Karnataka, India???\n\nIf so, I might be able to assist you. Unless you are one of those Nigerian Scandal deals, in that case I know a good agent at the FBI I can refer you to.
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Donate to cancer research.
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Some of my friends are top fund raisers for a local charity event similar to the walk that you are doing.  Here are some ideas that seem to work for them:\n-Raffles - One guy holds a raffle at work for $200 Best Buy gift certificate for 1st place, a $100 g.c. for 2nd place and a couple of 3rd and 4th place items like ball caps.  Another friend raffles off 1 day of labor.  \n-Sending letters - One guy swears by sending letters.  He makes it a point to send at least 100 letters.  He finds many people are willing to give to a good cause and there's the occasional person that plunks down a big chunk of change.  Keep your donors informed with a pre and post newsletter about the event, why you are doing it, etc.\n-Host a smaller walk.  A group of us organize a smaller event and we typically raise $4k-$5k collectively. \n-Make coin cans and ask some of your favorite businesses to put it by their cash registers to allow people to drop some spare change in.\n-Ask people to donate garage sale items and have a garage sale with all of the proceeds going to your event.  Get a guy out there at the garage sale to grill some hot dogs and brats (tip: make sure to through copious onions on the grill - the smell attracts people like flies) and sell brats and sodas. \n\nI hope these ideas help.  Good luck!
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Try a fundraiser. most communities enjoy helping out for good causes
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If you are still in school, try going to your schools office and asking someone whether or not is okay for you to do fundraisers in his honor.  Try selling candy, pizza kits, crafts, special pens and pencils, anything you can think of really would work.  You can also go around and ask people for a donation.  Try putting together some simple red ribbons to simbolize cancer foundation and give those to people who donate.  If you're really creative, make bracelets in the color red and sell those.  You'll soon create a fad and everyone will want one.  These ideas would also work around your neighborhood, but you'd have to put some work into that to make sure people really believe your cause and don't think that you're just trying to scam them for money!!!  Also try visiting cnacer websites for more info!
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well : there is one orginaztion that will accept donation of\n used christmas card fronts  http://www.cancerresearchfoudation.com they would help out\nas a group of volunteers  buliding  a better life for all !
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HEY WOULD U LIKE TO DONATE SOME MONEY TO MY COMPANY...WE ARE LOOKING FOR ABOUT 10,000. IF SO LET ME KNOW ASAP
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how about a chili or pancake feed. thats some of the things me and my friends do in our community to raise money for cancer patients.
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check out http://atafolla.qhealthbeauty.com/Default.aspx then click on opportunity it is a good company to work for
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Im not sure what company your looking for. I know a company that provide commercial RE funding if that is what your looking for.
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If your institute is truly serious about fundraising, there is no better way than to hire a professional promoter and administrator who has experience with nonprofits.  Consider their salary as an investment in the growth and productivity of your institute.  To find the best candidate, you should hire a professional executive search service (also called a headhunter) such as the Griffin Group or Deragon.  Expect to pay about $5,000 - $10,000 for the service and expect a yearly salary for your professional promoter of $75,000 to $100,000.
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A friend of mine earned quite a bit of money stuffing envelopes, BUT the job came from a lady in her church who worked for an insurance company.  I don't know of anyone else who has made money at it.
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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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I would try the major manufacturers. See if you can get a deal where they pay you based on your performance when using their products.