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New fund raising initiative by caricature artists collective makes fun raising easier |
| Written by Matt | |
| Sunday, 20 April 2008 | |
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An online caricature artists marketing collective has launched a new service to assist non-profit groups raise funds.
An online caricature artists marketing collective has launched an new service to assist non-profit groups raise funds. Caricature King international Coordinator Mr Matt Eliason said the service allows groups such as churches, clubs, schools sporting and community groups to offer a something different in fund raising activities. "The team of caricature artists are keen to provide input back into the community, and as they are located in many different parts of the world, we can have a true global community involvement through this initiative. Caricatures make great gifts and if fund raisers can promote sales through a special tracking link they can earn commissions on sales, often more than $15 per sale," he said. One of the easiest ways is to promote the fund raiser through email, MySpace and Facebook. This means that dozens, hundreds and possibly thousands of people can be aware and potentially order a caricature, which is a great item to have while also knowing they are helping the fund raising efforts. The caricatures are produced by the artist and delivered as digital file by email, though a print and frame option is available. They make great gifts for birthdays, retirement, awards, team mementos etc. More information of other ways to promote and gain can be found at http://www.caricatureking.com/fundraising-ideas.php . “Already we are helping several schools, a medical research association and a scouting troop. "The best part about it is the process is quite easy, and not overly time consuming,' Mr Eliason said. |
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