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This document is a template for listing advocates who will help spread the word about a project on GlobalGiving, asking for the advocate's name, how the project organizer knows them, and what the fundraising goal is for donations generated by each advocate. It provides spaces to list up to 6 advocates.

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Name of Advocate How do you know them? Donor Goal
(Someone who will be working (In what capacity do you (How many donations
with you to reach out to donors know this individual?) should this individual
and spread the word of your generate for your
project on GlobalGiving) project?)

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