Nonprofits Embrace New On-line Program for Sustainable Funding.

The ever increasing challenges for non-profits to secure adequate funding in a society where government is cutting its support has fueled a need for management to think outside-of-the-box and to look for innovative ways to meet their funding needs. A new fund-raising program has been designed to address that need.

Midlothian, VA (PRWEB) July 8, 2006 -– Non-profit organizations faced with cutbacks in government funding and increased competition for private donations must look for innovative ways to secure the elusive funding needed to sustain the cause for which they were created. Without a replenishing stream of funding, management must be ready to address the question; what happens when the well runs dry? Many organizations are especially challenged to secure funding because of the very nature of their missions. Let’s face it, if given the alternative of donating to cancer research or providing funding for an archaeological dig, it becomes a no-brainer for most of us as to where our passion lies and to where our funds will go.

Funding does not come cheap! It is both time-consuming and, in most cases, expensive. Without a qualified experienced fund-raising staff, the return on dollars spent for fund-raising efforts expended is minuscule. Small organizations that primarily consist of a volunteer staff seem to have the greatest challenge in securing funding. They just don’t have the resources, staff or finances, necessary to compete aggressively.

Arthur Comer, owner and general manager of ALCJR Enterprises, a Midlothian, Virginia-based travel-consulting company, says that his company offers a fund-raising program that even the smallest of organizations can used to generate sustainable funding. “This fund-raising program is not dependent upon your organization’s size or the number of people you have on staff,” he said. “However, it is important that you do have a good communication channel (email, newsletter, website, etc.) for the program to be successful,” Comer added. Many local and national organizations recognized the tremendous potential of this program and now use it as a major source of funding for their cause. What makes our program especially attractive is its low cost to implement, its ability to attract supporters from a nationwide pool and its ability to work for your organization 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year with little or no intervention from your staff. An added benefit is that your members and supporters will not have to dig deeper into their pockets to support your cause. They will welcome this unique and rewarding opportunity to show their support.

Non-profit organizations interested in more information about how they can benefit from this unique fundraising program are encouraged to call Arthur at 804-744-0100. Additional information is also available on the company’s website, www.alcjr.com or by email.

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