Want to Be a Fundraising Professional?

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Are you looking for great, fulfilling work in your community?

Location: United States: all areas
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Latest Activity: Feb 25

Your Fund Raising Leaders

Roger & Pamela Foulks of Achievements UnLimited Companies, Ellenton, FL, U.S.A. and
Ray Schweiger of A-1 Solutions, Bradenton, FL., U.S.A. have been personally very involved in Fund Raising since 1993, helping to raise hundreds of thousands for groups from small to large sizes. It is fulfulling work, and must be well-planned. They are very willing to share their knowledge and skill ideas to all friends who want to make a difference in their community, and to their families! Welcome! Write these numbers down! Roger & Pamela: 888-273-1554 toll free or locally at 941-320-0818. Ray Schweiger at 941-704-4815. Also, email Roger & Pamela at rogerfoulks@tampabay.rr.com or Ray Schweiger at rayschweiger@tampabay.rr.com Visit Achievements UnLimited at Merchants Circle for additional ideas, newsletters, etc.

Discussion Forum

Garner Support from your local Sheriff's office 2 Replies

Started by Roger & Pamela. Last reply by Roger & Pamela Feb 25.

"Position" a Fundraiser for the Tough Economic Climate! 2 Replies

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Identify personally where you need and want training! 1 Reply

Started by Roger & Pamela. Last reply by Ginny Williams Feb 25.

Can You Be a FundRaiser? Questions 2 Replies

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Comment by Ray Schweiger on December 19, 2008 at 5:21pm: JanMaria,

You have found a great fund-raising vehicle with Emergency Stickers. Take advantage of a product tour with Roger and then look at the fund raising opportunity with EIS ...... it's an awesome service that's time has come.

Comment by JanMaria on December 19, 2008 at 3:18pm: Yes I would love to be a fundraising expert for my church, community and ministries. Appreciate invite.

Comment by Roger & Pamela on December 6, 2008 at 12:03pm: Larry Clemenson, as we pointed out in another area, getting law enforcement "on-board" with approval and support with the Emergency Stickers effort will be important everywhere. As we pointed out to our local Sheriff, "we want to be a part of your army, and know you will want to check us out closely." We believe "that is where it should start" because local law enforcement support is crucial in getting recommended to non-profits so they will want to work with you!

Comment by Roger & Pamela on December 6, 2008 at 11:58am: That is a very humble comment from Ray Schweiger! Ray has been involved with us in organizing fundraisers since the early 90's, and we are pleased and proud to still be a working partner with him!

We have both been involved in some very major projects, in addition to bread-and-butter projects with schools, churchs, and sports leagues, etc.

Our largest project involved raising several hundreds of thousands, which included matching grants, on a statewide project "back home again in Indiana" for the Indiana FFA Foundation with the matching grants coming from the Eli Lilly Foundation for a youth leadership camp.

Matching grants are a wonderful thing! Setting up matching grant programs can double the size of your results, and add other "important stakeholders" to your project for the long term.

Comment by Andria & Larry Clemenson on December 4, 2008 at 11:15pm: What to help with a fundraiser and don't know where to get started, I hear this from so many. Every city has a church, senior, ladies, boys/girls, police, fireman, sheriffs, school or community group that are always in need of new ways to raise money. EIS is a needed service we all need. Our fundraising form is real simple and easy to fillout and get started. Everyone needs the Services we offer for the Emergency that is never going to happen to me. My family suffered for three months, thinking I had fallen off the end of the world while I laid in a coma in a hospital, from an Emergency that wasn't going to happen to me and they didn't know where I was. http://www.eis.biz/clemenson

Comment by Ray Schweiger on November 11, 2008 at 9:06pm: Thank you Roger and Pamela for another fine venue to share information and learn some things about fund raising.

Has fund raising always been part of Achievements Unlimited?