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Freshen Up the Sunday Morning Giving Routine With These Church Fundraising Events

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All you need to do is partner with a shoe drive fundraiser facilitator. Fasting pledges. A fasting pledge is a great opportunity to fundraise while also encouraging your congregants to try to give up bad habits. By sharing their stories, it may inspire others to get involved and set up their own fasting pledge.

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Donning the Sweatshirt of Service: Reflections from a Second-Year Ally

ASU Lodestar Center

It's a rather unassuming (some might even say unattractive ) emblem of our collective pledge to do a service for this country. Analisa Xavier implemented Native American Connections ' first ever teen after-school programs. Michael Soto traveled to every corner of Arizona to facilitate a comprehensive arts education program he designed.

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How Quickbooks Helps a Nonprofit Recharge Teenagers

Tech Soup

Inward Bound Mindfulness Education (iBme) is dedicated to improving the lives of teens through mindfulness retreats. The organization offers weekend and weeklong residential mindfulness retreats for teens, including poor youth and those with major emotional issues. Mindfulness Retreats for Poor Teens. million revenue per year.

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Freshen Up the Sunday Morning Giving Routine With These Church Fundraising Events

Qgiv

All you need to do is partner with a shoe drive fundraiser facilitator. Fasting pledges. A fasting pledge is a great opportunity to fundraise while also encouraging your congregants to try to give up bad habits. By sharing their stories, it may inspire others to get involved and set up their own fasting pledge.

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How Different Types of Museums Approach Participation

Museum 2.0

Finally, some history museum staff members feel that they should not be dealing with contemporary social issues or that they are unable to facilitate dialogue on contentious topics. Some institutions encourage visitors to make personal pledges relative to tough topics, like prejudice , personal health, or environmentalism.

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Visitor Voices Book Club: Talking Back

Museum 2.0

Chris Lawrence writes about one group of teens who addressed the Society directly as a "you" embodying white privilege. The pledge talk-back was in the context of an exhibition explicitly about conservation controversies (and many visitors responded emotionally to the exhibit rather than making pledges).

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