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The document discusses running a fundraising campaign through a t-shirt program called ProTEES Project. It notes that traditional fundraising campaigns require upfront capital, spending effort on logistics like production and delivery, and often leave organizations with unsold leftover items. ProTEES Project offers a solution where organizations can start a t-shirt fundraising campaign without any upfront costs, down payments, or registration fees. It works by having the organization post and promote their campaign to sell custom designed t-shirts, then receiving a profit from every shirt sold without taking on risks of unsold inventory. The program is intended to help various types of organizations including student groups, charities, health-related non-profits, environmental causes, and personal
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Protees Project
- 1. Wear the CAUSE. Raise the funds. www.proteesproject.com
- 2. Wear the CAUSE. Raise the funds.
- 5. FUN FULFILLING Running a Fundraising campaign
- 6. FUN FULFILLING EXCITING Running a Fundraising campaign
- 7. But Producing the item to sell
- 8. But Producing the item to sell NEEDS CAPITAL
- 9. But Producing the item to sell NEEDS CAPITAL SO MUCH HASSLE
- 10. But Producing the item to sell NEEDS CAPITAL SO MUCH HASSLE VERY RISKY
- 11. SO MUCH HASSLE VERY RISKY Get capital from your ORG or personal SAVINGS to produce
- 12. Get capital from your ORG or personal SAVINGS to produce VERY RISKY Spent so much effort and time negotiating, reaching, tracking and delivering
- 13. Get capital from your ORG or personal SAVINGS to produce Spent so much effort and time negotiating, reaching, tracking and delivering At the end, there are so many left-over that has not been sold
- 14. Our Solution with NO UPFRONT COST T-shirt Fundraising Campaign
- 15. Our Solution with NO UPFRONT COST T-shirt Fundraising Campaign
- 16. Our Solution with NO UPFRONT COST T-shirt Fundraising Campaign
- 17. Our Solution with NO UPFRONT COST T-shirt Fundraising Campaign
- 18. Our Solution No Upfront Cost. No down payment. No Registration fees. We can start your t-shirt fund raising campaign without spending any peso.
- 19. How it works? POST PROMOTE PROFIT
- 20. How it works?
- 21. How it works?
- 22. How it works?
- 23. ProTEES Project is for Everyone! ProTEES Project is for ProStudent ProCharity ProHealth ProEarth ProPassion
- 24. For more info: Wear the CAUSE. Raise the funds. Visit: www.proteesproject. com E-mail us at hello@proteesproject.com