Re: Re: Mike Zaloudek - A Question

[Guest guest]

I agree that asking would be a good idea and see if they would

introduce you to be able to say a few things about what you are doing

and have some flyers to distribute with all the information on the

fundraiser. If there are breaks, lay out the shirt on a table and have

the information right there. I had a few people that approached me when

I had the shirt out on display. At that point I did have a lot of

signatures already so that helped also.

MikeZ

Mike Z

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jmhatch39 wrote:

I will be attending a conference next week and would like to build my

> > courage to ask folks for donations to the Virtual Walk.

....If I were in this situation I would approach

> someone in authority there and ask permission. There might even be

an

> opportunity given to you to stand up before the group and give a

brief

> explanation of the fund raising and of our group.

Norma -

Thank you for your thoughts - You are right about asking first.

Wouldn't that be amazing to be given an opportunity to actually ask a

large group?

Thanks again.

Joanne

(, Ca)