Virtual philanthropy project for June 23, 2009
This week we're trying something new! We’d like to know how Alpha Chi Omega sisters and friends feel about a short film designed to raise awareness about domestic violence. Less than a month after its release, British television banned it for being "too shocking."
Here’s what to do:
First, go to http://bit.ly/13wSir, watch the video, vote in the poll, and comment.
Second, spread the word about the project!
a. On twitter, post a message like this:
Video campaign too shocking for domestic violence awareness? Help us decide http://bit.ly/13wSir #axo #charitytuesday
b. On facebook, post the link (http://bit.ly/13wSir) to your profile.
c. Via email, send a link to this post (http://www.axomtm.org/journal) and ask your friends to participate... or just copy and paste the whole post into your email!
Have other ideas for spreading the word? Please comment below! THANK YOU!
MTM Exec Board
Thank You!
Sharing a few numbers to show the impact of this week's virtual philanthropy project:
Keira Knightley short film Cut viewed 4,848 times
Blog post with video and poll had 330 hits
99 people voted in the poll - 7 thought the film was too shocking; 92 disagreed; 6 commented
At least 43 people shared our message on facebook; a minimum of 31 tweeted about it.
Potential audience reached: 14,469
Thank you to everyone who played a part in getting the message out! You are making a difference for domestic violence awareness!!
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