Funding+Sources+PSP3


 * __//Funding Sources//__**

Many NGOs require funding from the public to support many of their project. Here is a 3 year time line of what we hope to be able to achieve in 3 years. Hopefully, a lot of our funding will come from fund raising activities at school, as well as environmental campaigns in a number of communities around Shanghai.

__**Year 1:**__
 * 1) Advertise our NGO inside school, and in some communities outside of it.
 * 2) Set up those little donation boxes around school, and use the donations to fund our expansion.
 * 3) Begin fund raisers at school, and start some small environmental campaigns.

After the first year, we hope to have been able to successfully expand out NGO into other communities as well as school, begin to draw time lines for other projects, and use the funding to help pay off debts.

__**Year 2:**__
 * 1) Continue to have fund raising and campaign activities
 * 2) Begin to talk to groups of people outside of school about our NGO
 * 3) Begin planning how we're going to efficiently use our funding to support our mission

By the end of the second year, we might be able to have the opportunity to think of more efficient ways to clean up water pollution. We will use any funding we get to support and test our ways in small pond areas near where we live.

__**Year 3:**__
 * 1) Begin to talk to large organizations about our plan and our ideas.
 * 2) Use the funding to assist cleaning up large areas of water as a demonstration to some businesses.
 * 3) With the help of the funding and other NGOs, clean up a major water area in China, possibly near a village.

During year 3, we will use our funding to support the research we've done, and to go to large organizations to persuade them to help us with this cause. With any funding we get, we hopefully will be able to clean up a large area of water, possibly in one of China's major rivers or lakes. Like the previous years, we still want to continue supporting our fund raising and campaign activities at school and in other communities around Shanghai, as well as in many cities and villages near large portions of water that aren't very good for drinking. Using our website, we'll also ask for support from people, and tell them what they can do to help us with our cause.

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