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February 19, 2014
How to Raise $5,000 for Your Classroom?
Imagine what education would be like in the United States, if every teacher was financially empowered to spend $5,000 in their classrooms every 3 months…..
I Am You
Well before my days as a recruiter and social entrepreneur, I started in education, I worked as a Teachers Assistant, Spanish Teacher, and even worked in Special Education. I understand the plight that many teachers experience.
Problem NO Problem
Teachers love the job, and they are stuck with empty promises about more money for classroom budgets. Many of the teachers start out gung ho, they dip into their own pockets to pay for supplies, computers, and even musical instruments. The human cost is insurmountable. Companies would never ask their CEO to pay for his own computer, or his iPhone; so why are we asking our teachers to do just that? Why do we have such high expectations for education results when we are not empowering our teachers to be at their best. “Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance“….Let’s invest in our classrooms, and empower our teachers to help our children excel.
Great Solutions Help
Thank god for schools with great PTAs, and collaborative solutions like DonorsChoose.org; they make an immense impact. But we still can do so much more. If you are a passionate parent or teacher who loves to make a difference; contact us, we are using Recruiting for Good collaboratively to fund schools. People participate by enabling us to use our recruiting expertise for good; and we generate proceeds to donate $5,000 for schools. For more information contact carlos@retainsourcing.com, (we help fund US based schools).
We Empower People Who Love to Help
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May 26, 2013
How Free Chocolate Funds Travel for Kids and Teachers
“You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help other people get what they want.”
Zig Ziglar
How Free Chocolate Funds Kids and Teachers Travel.
Yesterday, I was craving chocolate and I went to Whole Foods in Santa Monica . When I encountered a shocking price for chocolate. When did a chocolate bar become a luxury? Who can afford a $7 dollar or $9 dollar bar of chocolate (even the smallest bar basically two bites was $3.50)? A $7 dollar chocolate bar better be laced with gold and diamonds. Dejected by the sticker price, I walked next door to the 99 Cent Store, and I was about to buy my dollar chocolate. But when I walked to the register to pay, and I was faced with 7 people in front of me. I put the chocolate back, and walked out.
“Enough of my kvetching, I am done with that energy, I thought.” But then it got me thinking, what if my co-op could provide free chocolate as a benefit. What would life be like if every month people could receive free chocolates? And our co-op could simultaneously also raise money to gift free travel to kids and teachers.
Crazy ideas have been hatched in the shower, why not at Whole Foods or the 99 Cent Store?
Join A Collaborative Solution to Free Chocolate Funds Kids and Teachers Travel
How?
Introduce your social contacts to Our Co-Op (Recruiting for Good). Your introductions enable us to generate recruiting proceeds on your behalf to sponsor your chocolate benefit. And we then match monies raised to fund travel for kids and teachers.
Nothing Happens By Accident
Thank you Whole Foods and 99 Cent Stores, for inspiring this solution and making a difference in the world.
Chocolate Lovers Unite
If you are inspired and passionate about fulfilling your chocolate cravings, and making a difference, contact us today to get started.
