Volunteers sought for the Food For Everyone foundation

Dear Friends:

Thank you to all the people who volunteered to help spread the word
about the Food For Everyone Foundation. We would greatly appreciate
it if you will contact me (Jim AT growfood. com) and tell us what you
really enjoy doing from a marketing and public relations
standpoint. We realize most of you have families and limited time,
so we want your volunteer work to be not only rewarding but also fun.

We can use all the assistance we can get, so if you would like to
help the foundation help others now is the time to step up and be
heard.

Please email me directly at Jim AT Foodforeveryone.org and tell us what
you would really enjoy doing.

This can include:
Contacting local newspapers
Contacting Education institutions about the foundation and method
Putting up and passing out fliers about the foundation and method
Contacting local and/or national religious organizations about the
foundation and method.
Contacting potential groups who will help fund the next mission(s)
Contacting individuals who will help fund the next mission (s)
Contacting local and national TV stations to do an interview with me
about the foundation (phone interviews are fine)
Contacting celebrities who have expressed interest in donating to
humanitarian groups (an example would be Paul Newman and Bono from
U2)
Brainstorming and setting up exciting new marketing ideas, concepts
and ad copy
Assist with spreading the word about the foundation via other non-
profits
Assist with contacting other gardening organizations to tell them
about the foundation and our method of gardening.

We currently have four volunteers assisting the foundation. Each of
them works full time and/or has a family, so we are trying to take
some of the load off their shoulders. They are all doing a
wonderful job but the foundation wants to make sure we do not take
away from their personal quality of life, both family and financial.

If you want to help the foundation help others now is the time to
step up and be heard.

Thank you very much,

Jim Kennard