our donors say
All of us are talented in our own little ways. Some of us are just a little more fortunate and can make our talents work for us. We get?our dinner and we have a life. The not so fortunate ones find it difficult to do things that we take for granted. All they need is a little help from friends like you.
The One rupee is a great idea. There are thousands in Delhi who roll down the windows of their airconditioned cars to drop a pathetic coin on to a pathetic palm. That, to my mind, is giving impetus to a movement that is a curse to our society. But giving that same rupee to an organized distributory like yours would satisfy the same urge to help someone, at the same time, make sure that your rupee is doing what you intended it to do. ? And not just a rupee in cash,?if we could chip in with our individual talents, just a rupee a day worth,?we have an ocean of resource that would ensure that there is not a single sad face in the world.

and another donor says...

Your Rupee a day campaign is brilliant and it will definitely work...here are a few more ideas u can work on...
Advertise the campain on radio city...it will give u an maazing response..
? Make a pamphlet with the campaign with a tear off slip..where people can fill in the form, donate the money..this way u will get their contact details..and if after 3 months they receive a letter from u telling them where their donation was utilised..u can be assured they will donate again..:)
? if possible, get a techie to create a system where people can make online donations..
this will give u the biggest response..
? ? I am sure u can do many thing...its a great campaign..create a hype around it for 2-3 months... get a free hoarding space for one month...if u consistently talk abt it for 2-3 months...u will get thousands of people subscribing to the campaign..and u whole year's budget will be recovered in 2-3 months..make it large and visible...

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