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Media Mad Men is a non-profit that supports "Shave to Save" fundraising events by providing volunteers with resources and networking opportunities. It connects volunteers to a support system through social media and helps them send sponsorship requests. For example, a mother whose son was diagnosed with cancer created "Team Collins" on the Media Mad Men website to fundraise. So far Team Collins has raised $5,829.
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- 1. Shave to Save a Smile…Media Mad Men
- 2. What We Do Media Mad Men is a non-profit organization that supports volunteers with the proper resources and network, to make their “Shave to Save” event a success. shavetosave@webstarts.com
- 3. How We Do It First we equip the volunteer with a support group via Facebook, blogspot, Twitter, and our website. Then the volunteer sends out a mass message asking for sponsorship from all of their new social media connections. The sponsor then can make a donation through paypal on the website.
- 4. Perrice Collins Perrice is an 8 year old boy who was recently diagnosed with cancer. His mother feels helpless and wishes there was something she could do. From the kids health website she clicks through to Media Mad Men and discovers that she can make a difference. So she creates Team Collins.
- 5. Team Collins Team Total= $5,829
- 6. Publication Calander Nov. 27Website: Press Release Tawny: Text, image Blog: Brian: Text Twitter: Maria: Text Facebook: Brian: Text, image Article 1- Nov. 28 Website: Tawny: Text, image Blog: Brian: Text Twitter: Maria: Text Facebook: Brian: Text Testimonials- Nov. 30Website- Tawny- video, image Blog- Brian- video Twitter- video, image Facebook- Video. image Article 2- Dec 1Website- Tawny- Text, image Blog- Brian- Text Twitter- Maria- text Facebook- Brian-Text Presentation Even- Dec 2All of the group members present Press Release 2- Dec 4Website- Tawny- image, textBlog- Brian- text twitter- Maria- text facebook- Brian- text, image Event- Dec 7Website- Tawny- text, image, video blog- brian-text twitter- maria-textfacebook- brian-text, video