If you would like to
become an integral part of FACE Africa’s mission please consider some of the
following suggestions.
Spread the word
One of the best ways to support FACE
Africa is to talk to everyone you know about our vital work. Email or
bulletin your friends, family, and co-workers.
Introduce FACE Africa to a
foundation or corporation
Do you have connections within a corporation or foundation that might be
interested in funding our work? If so, please send them a link to our
website: www.faceafrica.org
Matching Gifts
Matching gifts are an easy way to double your fundraising totals. Many
people don’t realize that their employers offer matching gifts. In some
cases, your $100 donation turns into $200 just by filling out a simple
form. Check with your human resources department to get the form and
then remind those who donate to you to do the same.
Click here
to determine whether your employer offers a
matching gifts program, or call your human resources department
directly.
Fundraise for FACE Africa
There are many ways you can help
raise funds for FACE Africa. From sponsored events, yard sales to eBay
auctions. We will provide you with all the promotional materials you
need including brochures, stories, films and audio. We can also help you
set up your own fundraising web page through
www.justgiving.com.
In-kind donations
Do you or your organization have a skill,
service or product that would help FACE Africa? Are you a photographer,
graphic designer, writer, musician, or online
advertising specialist and have time or services that you
would like to donate to FACE Africa? Please
get in touch to find out we can work together.
Jobs and volunteering
From time to time we need extra hands in
the US and the countries we serve. Email
volunteer@faceafrica.org letting us know your skills and interests.
From time to time, volunteers are needed and we will be sure to contact
you if your skills and/or interests match up to our needs.
See FACE Africa in action
FACE Africa will soon offer limited
opportunities for donors to travel to Africa to observe our program up close.
