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Welcome to the Clickinks voting page. We have selected the final 10 annual appeals
below; it’s now up to you to decide a winner! The winning non-profit organization
will get their 2012 Annual Appeal printed for free AND we will donate $1,000 to
their organization.
Voting ends on the 22nd December and a winner will be announced thereafter. Make
a difference and get voting now!
For more information about the Clickinks best annual appeal please visit the competition page.
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Family & Children's Association
Family & Children’s is dedicated to caring for our neighbors in need. We are mission-driven and believe that to achieve “real and permanent good” we need to protect and strengthen children, families and their communities.
With your help, we can continue to assist the growing number of Long Islanders whose lives are impacted by financial, emotional or psychological challenges. People like the individuals featured in the following pages.
Join in their success by making a donation of any amount. As John F. Kennedy noted, “There are risks and costs to a program of action, but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction.”
To read their full annual appeal please click on the links below:
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Andean Alliance for Sustainable Development
Prepared to be wowed. An annual report - complete with financials, achievements, and a call to action - all on a two page mailer. A bit boring? No way. It takes into account that each individual is busy and inundated with information. It's takes into account that non-profits don't have to portray a "flies in the eyes" donation campaign in order for people to be moved to give. In fact, organizations can focus on the happy elements of their projects, which brings us to this year's AASD theme - imagine. grow. create.
Read the full annual appeal here: link pdf here!
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American Red Cross
The destruction that Superstorm Sandy left on our neighbors’ doorstep has been devastating. In times like these, it is difficult to find reasons to be thankful, but our donors and volunteers remind us that even in the face of mass destruction, there is still so much a person can accomplish. One such person is Red Cross volunteer William Pasquale.
Please download our full annual appeal today!
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Miami Children’s Museum
“You can design and create and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality” – Walt Disney
Nine years ago the Miami Children’s Museum embarked on a journey to make our dream of fostering a love for leaning among children in South Florida a reality. Thanks to the many people that have helped us along the way, we’ve been able to enrich the lives of children from diverse backgrounds through our outstanding exhibit experiences and educational programming.
Read the full annual appeal by clicking on the files below
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Redwood Forest Foundation
The Redwood Forest Foundation, Inc. (RFFI) is a private non-profit, Section 501(c)3 organization. Our vision is to establish community-based forests that provide both critical habitat for increased biodiversity and improved regional economic vitality.
Our mission is to acquire, protect, restore, and manage forestlands and other related resources in the Redwood Region for the long-term benefit of the communities located there.
We need your support to continue to practice a high level of forest stewardship. Please help us restore the forest and its watersheds, conduct sustainable timber harvests, demonstrate new ecologically sound uses of forest products and open the forest to the community
View the annual appeal below
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Elders in Action
2012 has been an action-packed year for Elders in Action! I am delighted to be the new Executive Director and am looking forward to engaging with you, our volunteers and staff in implementing Elders in Action’s vision of a community that promotes opportunities for all older adults.
I am so proud to report that this past year our volunteers were able to assist 2,098 older adults in the community who had challenges with their housing, healthcare access or those who had been a victim of elder abuse. Your donations help train, support and engage volunteers, who are fully vetted, have criminal background checks and who are ready to respond to the older adults in our community.
You can read the full annual appeal here:
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VIBS Family Violence and Rape Crisis Center
Established in 1976, Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk (VIBS) has been a pioneer in the domestic violence and rape crisis movements.
Our mission is to assist the survivors of domestic violence, rape and sexual assault; to prevent the incidence of these crimes through education and services; and to raise community awareness of the need for justice and compassion for victims.
Because we envision a community free of all forms of abuse, we advocate for societal changes that will eliminate or decrease domestic and sexual violence.
Read the full annual appeal below
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Meals on Wheels of Salem County, Inc
Meals on Wheels of Salem County would like to submit our fabulous annual appeal, “The Giant Pumpkin Carve”. Go to www.giantpumpkincarve.com for more information about the event.
Not only does the event raise awareness about our cause, it showcases the talents of local artists who donate their time to carve 100 lb pumpkins, which are judged by the public for prizes. We draw about 4,000 attendees annually, which raises between $30,000 and $50,000 for Meals on Wheels of Salem County, depending on attendance and sponsorships.
Thank you for your consideration
You can read the full annual appeal here:
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The Adelante Mujeres program
Adelante Mujeres (Flourish/Rise Up Women) is a 501(c)(3) in Forest Grove, Oregon working to educate and empower low-income Latina women and families. We provide low-income Latina women and families the tools to achieve self-determination in the areas of education, empowerment and enterprise.
Adelante Mujeres was founded in 2002 by Bridget Cooke and Sister Barbara Raymond. Through their work in other local organizations, Bridget and Barbara noticed that Latina women did not actively participate in the programs. They founded Adelante Mujeres to empower these women, who were often relegated to the home. As the founders suspected, when presented the opportunity to attend a program focused on and developed for women, these same women quickly found their voice
Read the full annual appeal below
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Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley
Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley provides a comprehensive system of programs and services to address the needs of victims of domestic abuse
Domestic abuse is a problem that affects communities across the country. It crosses all races, social and economic backgrounds, cultures, and relationship types. Domestic abuse is not a private matter, a couple's problem, a domestic "squabble" or a "fight." It is not a momentary loss of temper or the abuse of alcohol and drugs.
Domestic abuse is a pattern of abusive tactics used by one partner in an intimate relationship to obtain and maintain power and control over the other person. Domestic violence is not an isolated instance of aggression. It is an atmosphere that is created by many forms of abuse and a cycle that increases over time in frequency and intensity.
Domestic Abuse is a Crime!
Read our full annual appeal below
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