Are you involved in a not-for profit club or association? If so, this is for you…
Mediaglue is starting a community involvement program in 2009. Every month, we will build a website for a Brisbane based, not-for-profit club or association absolutely free of charge!
You will get…
· An unique website displaying your own photos
· Three fixed pages of content including a Contact US form
· The ability to add your own new pages and content
· Email configuration for secretary@, president@ etc.
· Free hosting
· Free links from our site to yours
Yes, there are some conditions…
· We reserve the right to have a small advertising panel on the site and links to our website.
· You will need to register your own Domain name - maximum cost $44.50 for 2 years
Optional extra:
An electronic newsletter management system to send messages to members, just $25 per month
Act now - the first round of offers is available until December 20th.
To register your expression of interest,
or to discuss the offer in greater detail, call me on 1300 139 467,
or complete our Contact Form
First Free Site Already Taken!
We’re delighted to announce that the first free site awarded under this new program will be for the Dodd Foundation. Here’s some more information about the Dodd Foundation…
The Dodd Foundation was established this year by Megan Dodd and was launched publicly at Brisbane’s Biggest Networking Event on the 1st of November.
Megan started the Dodd Foundation after her husband of only twenty four days, Paul Dodd, suffered a severe brain injury while on their honeymoon. Tragically, Paul slipped down a flight of steep stairs when a time delayed light went out early, hitting his head a number of times as he fell.
This happened on Christmas Day 2007, and sadly Paul is still in a coma to this day.
The purpose of The Dodd Foundation is to help raise much needed funds for Paul’s costly and ongoing care and to extend this opportunity for others in similar circumstances.
Currently there is no hospital or hospice for young patients, like Paul, to provide them with the round the clock attention that they need in an environment dedicated to their support. There are about 6,000 young Australians in a similar situation to Paul, who are either in aged care or in general hospitals.
The Dodd Foundation aims to source and build suitable accommodation for young people with Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI), provide support through groups and resources, and also help with education to prevent the occurrence of ABI.
We’re delighted to be associated with the Dodd Foundation and will keep you posted about their site and how you can contribute to this worthy cause.
