Team End of Cycle for Sarcoma
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Celebrating the contribution of RPCI to the lives of those with cancer, and revolutionizing fundraising in the virtual world of Second Life!
Website: http://www.angiosarcoma.org
Location: Second Life
Members: 4
Latest Activity: Jan 28, 2010
Virtual Riders?
Do you think we should do more to encourage the "Virtual Rider" part of the R4R program? It would require folks to go out and solicit donations in their own communities of at least $100, but it would allow them to take an even more active role in raising funds for the R4R. However, it would also open up the opportunity for fraud, and would require people to share RL information, which many Second Life residents are not up to doing.
How do you feel about this? Should we make Virtual Ridership a bigger part of our Second Life fundraising, or should we keep things as they are?
Thanks,
Paul/Aaron
Discussion Forum
Virtual Rider Discussion 1 Reply
Paul - Could you elaborate on the oportunity for fraud concern if people were directly engaged as a virtual rider? I think I understand the RL v SL identity concern. But wouldn't a direct link to a…Continue
Started by Terry Bourgeois. Last reply by Paul J. Sando Jan 23, 2010.
End of Cycle for Sarcoma So Far This Year
Hard to believe we've only been doing this since the 5th of January, huh? And already, in addition to a very generous $300 donation directly to the Institute, we've raised over L$125,000! That's…Continue
Started by Paul J. Sando Jan 23, 2010.
Comment Wall
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Comment by Paul J. Sando on January 23, 2010 at 10:01am -
Haha! First! And welcome everyone to our little corner of the social world. I hope you all will stop by and see us!
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Comment by Terry Bourgeois on January 23, 2010 at 10:27am -
Welcome to Ride Connect Paul and team! Very exciting team! Good luck and if there anything I can do to help, please do not hesitate to ask!
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Comment by Tau Switchblade on January 23, 2010 at 10:50am -
I'm stopping by to see us ;-)
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Comment by Terry Bourgeois on January 28, 2010 at 8:51pm
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Official Ride Recognition!
The Ride Staff will soon be adding your teams story as a legitimate fundraising initiative which is occurring in the second life. As one of the official Co-Chairs for the Ride for Roswell I am very excited about what your team is doing and am willing to help out in any way to help with your success. If anyone in the second life would like to send me a direct message related to the ride please let me know. Every year I look forward to seeing Michael and his beautiful daughter at the ride events. It is stories like his wife's that keeps me wanting to fight the fight.
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Comment by Michael Cerone on January 28, 2010 at 9:12pm -
Thanks so very much, Boss! I can;t wait to tell you how much this is going to help our efforts. Please send my well wishes to The Ride Comittee.
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