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The Alderman Project

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  • Created: Jun 4, 2008, 1:27 pm
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The Idea

The Alderman Project is a project to unite Businesses, Charities, and the Community, through the use of a website where the community has the ability to upload ideas for what would be most beneficial for their community.
The real gold in this project is in having this service work with the businesses’ PR department to create the image for the charity event that is consistent with the branding of that business. Since this method uses a public forum the business will have a much greater exposure than the current method of charity events.

-The Business receives an effective charitable event with minimal hassle.

-The Charity receives a steady stream of events and services

-The Community receives a charitable event or service that best fits the culture of that community.

I thought of this idea when I was...

Thinking of the power of the Internet


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Shibumijin
Shibumijin Posted: November 20, 2008, 10:38 am

Where is the money? You may want to look at targetting local gov'ts (cities, municipalities, counties etc.) that want to create/host events, and working with Charities as recipients of the service paid by gov't.

Zingara
Zingara Posted: November 27, 2008, 2:21 pm

I'm agree with Shibumijin, it's seems to be a good idea but, where's the money. the goal is very interesting but personnaly i don't know a lot of businesses working for free.

wiseguy88
wiseguy88 Posted: December 8, 2008, 3:43 am

Would a situation arise that each participant, (Business, Charity, Community) upload an idea that only benefits itself at the expense of the other two?

 

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