Dear program director,

Hello. I came across your site through a statewide search for nonprofit Arts groups, 
and wanted to pass along this press release re: a new fundraising service. At 
eFundraise.org, we have introduced a program to help tax-exempt cultural committees 
(e.g., museums, theaters, choirs, symphony and youth orchestras, and arts centers) 
hold "Internet book sales". If you have any questions about the project or wish to 
discuss possibilities for your group, feel free to contact me directly: 800-696-9049; 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks in advance.

Best regards,

Justin Daniel
http://www.efundraise.org/nonprofit.asp
Project Coordinator

Press ReleaseFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Arts fundraising -- online:
Nonprofits hold Internet book and music sales.
1. Collect donated books, CDs, videos; 2. Sell them online; 3. Earn the profits.
OREFIELD, PA - September 1, 2004  - When it comes to raising funds, all nonprofit Arts 
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 eBayŽ; 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.


Project Contact:
Justin Daniel
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
800-696-9049

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