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@cutelittledumpling
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 • 3 years ago •
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Would fundraising money for refugees be a good community service/initiative/extracurricular?
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Is raising money for refugees a good idea?

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@Texas_Student3 years ago

I would recommend editing your question to ask if this would be a good experience for community service/an extracurricular.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@cutelittledumpling3 years ago

oh ok, I was really unsure how to do that since I’m really new at this posting thing.

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@Texas_Student
110 answers, 143 votes
 • 3 years ago

I know lots of people use GoFundMe. I would recommend advertising using social media and possibly reaching out to local news outlets. The question would be how you would ensure the money goes to the people who need it and those you are advertising to would know that as well.

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@ReadsEssaysSometimes
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 • 3 years ago

I am unsure why you are asking this question on collegevine. The question does not relate to college whatsoever. However, my suggestion is to look into organizations that are already doing this (there are likely several) and offering to volunteer for their cause

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@cutelittledumpling3 years ago

I assumed that it would come across as an community service/initiative/extracurricular for college but I guess my wording wasn’t the best. My bad, I’m very new at this posting thing.

@jud_2463 years ago

They're probably hoping to get a boost in the admissions process by doing this (extracurricular). But it's still a good idea regardless.

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