When people get involved, they are actually acting to create something they can see. It’s not just putting a cheque in the post, into a bureaucracy [...] People will enjoy watching almost in real time the development of this project [...] There is an opportunity to make a fantastic difference to a generation of children … Matthew d’Ancona, Child’s i Patron
Getting involved with Child’s i Foundation is about far more than giving us your money. Although we do need your money. But we need your help in other ways too.
Getting involved is more than just giving money
Give Love: Become part of our community
- by keeping up to date with the blog (use the RSS feed if you know how)
- join our mailing list
- if you are Facebook-er, join our group
- follow us on Twitter
- send around our YouTube videos
- come and meet us one evening
- wear one of our badges on your social network profile page or blog
- blog about us yourself, talk about us, get the word out there
- if we’re not somewhere you would like us to be then let us know: ideas@childsifoundation.org
Give Time: Help us with our to do list
If you want to go one step further you could help us with our ever-increasing to-do list. Have a look at the types of skills we are looking for right now: Our To Do List (or or rather Tada list – courtesy of 37signals.com)
How you can get involved ...
This is not all there is to do. We also have our day-to-day to do lists . Have a peak at Lucy‘s list and Kirsty’s list to see if there is anything you would like to take off of their hands.
Get involved, get in touch ...
Give Money: Help us to fundraise
Have a look at our fundraising pages for some ideas of how to raise money.
Our first initiative is underway – ‘Undress For Uganda’ (UFU). Read the story so far.
Find out about the different ways to give money to Child’s i Foundation
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January 9, 2009 at 3:59 pm
bhavna solanki
hi this sounds like an amazing project. I am a qualified architect and would love to offer any assistance i can to this worth while project. i see that you still need someone to design the Child’s i Foundation Village, if you could let me know if you still need help and exactly what it entails that would be great…..
regards
bhavna solanki
architect.
December 5, 2010 at 8:47 pm
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