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I posted an announcement of the campaign on my blog and on Netsquared Posted a guest blog post at Katya's blog soliciting campaign advice in exchange to share my learnings. At our last board meeting, we discussed online fundraising strategies and I made a proposal about using the fundraising widget and a campaign. Your goal is $750.
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