Released on: February 28, 2008, 8:14 am

Press Release Author: Susan Daffron

Industry: Non Profit

Press Release Summary: If you are a part of a animal rescue or shelter
organizations, there is a free report that will aid you in your fundraising efforts.


Press Release Body: SANDPOINT, Idaho - A new report from the National Association of
Pet Rescue Professionals (NAPRP) called \"101 Fundraising Ideas for Rescues,
Shelters, and Humane Organizations\" is available free from the association\'s Web
site at http://www.naprp.com.

Compiled from news reports, magazine articles, and other sources, the 101
Fundraising Ideas report details some of the most imaginative and interesting ideas
shelters and humane groups have used to help raise money for animals. Those who sign
up to receive the report are emailed one idea per/day, which include information on
creative fundraisers like:

1. How one humane society laughed themselves all the way to $43,000 with a fun
comedy fundraiser.

2. How working with restaurants can net big profits, like the shelter that told
everyone to \"Eat for Pete.\" (As it turns out, Pete is a shelter dog who gets far
more than 15 minutes of fame.)

3. How a humane group can creatively ask for money using a simple letter writing
campaign instead of a bake sale, picnic or dog walk. One SPCA made $980 the first
day, they used this tip.

4. How to use the power of \"small change\" to raise money. (A few pennies can turn
into a lot of dough.)

5. How to use nothing more than card stock and a laser printer to create everything
for a quick and easy fundraiser.

6. And 96 more ideas.

Each idea also includes a scale that rates the level of difficulty, planning time,
up front costs, and personnel the idea requires. In addition, the final email
includes an attached PDF with all the tips that can be saved or printed out for
later reference.

The National Association of Pet Rescue Professionals (NAPRP) provides tools, forms,
graphics, and information to help those people working with dog or cat rescue,
humane societies, or animal shelters raise more money, provide adopter education,
and save more pets lives. For more information about the NAPRP, visit the web site
at http://www.naprp.com. For information on other products, visit:
www.logicalexpressions.com




Web Site: http://www.logicalexpressions.com

Contact Details: Media Contact:
Susan Daffron, President
of Logical Expressions, Inc.
President and Founder, NAPRP
+1-208-265-6147
sdaffron@logicalexpressions.com