Charitable actions are aimed at drawing public attention to various public and private problems. Actions help to raise the necessary funds for the implementation of charitable programs, allow you to do good deeds. Large-scale events are only possible with the support of big business and caring people.
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way is to hold a charity event for a charitable foundation registered with a volunteer movement, a large company. Funds, for example, often hold promotions in large shopping malls. The event can be timed to coincide with the New Year, when everyone can buy a gift for an orphan child and put it in a special box.
Step 2
To carry out such a promotion, find a large store or shopping mall. This can be done using mailings or communication with the press service of the organization. Imagine a charitable program that contains all the conditions for holding such an action, its purpose, methods of implementation, and an advertising campaign. Get the store management interested in good advertising terms. You can offer them to become an information sponsor of the foundation, to join the board of trustees. Cooperation with a charitable foundation always has a positive effect on the image of a business. In addition, during the days of charity events, the profits of shopping centers that provide a place for its holding increase noticeably.
Step 3
Fundraising for medical treatment is also a charity event. Such actions are carried out by charitable organizations, they guarantee that these people really need help. The fund can provide its current account and all the necessary documents and certificates. As a rule, foundations post photos of sick people on their websites, write down the diagnosis in detail, inform what kind of treatment money is needed. For a larger campaign, the media are involved. Often in magazines or newspapers you can find advertisements asking for help. Publications cooperate only with foundations, as they are obliged to publish reliable, verified information.
Step 4
Charitable events are often held by the publications themselves. They can work both with funds and independently, directly transferring the proceeds to those in need. These promotions are one-time in nature and are often timed to coincide with the holidays. For example, before the New Year, letters from orphans or seriously ill children to Santa Claus are printed. Any reader can give a child the gift he is waiting for.
Step 5
Run a similar charity event in your office. To do this, contact a charitable foundation that oversees children's orphanages, hospitals, and nursing homes. Foundation employees will come to you and decorate the Christmas tree. Balloons with photographs of children and their letters to Santa Claus will become decorations. Each office employee can take a letter from any child and fulfill his cherished dream. When all the gifts are purchased, the volunteers will give them to the children.
