Become an Ambassador
The Ambassador program is designed for individuals to take on the challenge of supporting one of our International Projects by getting your family and friends to donate to the project of your choice.
Young Ambassadors recruit 20 people a month to contribute $5 month to your cause, totaling $100 or $1200 a year.
Project Ambassadors recruit 20 people to donate $27 a month in honor of the 27 million people in slavery.
Executive Ambassadors recruit 20 people to contribute $200 a month. Executive Ambassadors ensure the sustainability of our International Projects and are fully engaged in witnessing innovative and replicable solutions to fight modern day slavery.
Donations are designated to the Not For Sale Regional Funds for Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Ambassadors help to create these pools of resources in which Not For Sale seeks to fund the most effective and innovative projects through our International Grants Program.
How?
1. Simply write a letter addressed to your family and friends about your passion to support a project.
2. Send your letter along with a photo of yourself to the NFSC International Projects Team ambassadors hailing from notforsalecampaign from the TLD of org
3. Not For Sale will create a personal web page where donations can be made.
4. Send your email letter and your web page link out to your supporters.
It an easy, simple, and an engaging solution to fight modern day slavery around the world.
Can’t Decide What Project to Support?
For more information visit Not For Sale’s International Projects Page.
Meet the Not for Sale Ambassadors
Kelsey Tilley
Not For Sale Uganda
Having seen the unity that music and arts can perform among so many various types of individuals, Kelsey feels very passionate about how this project could bring peace to Northern Uganda.
Dominique Tan
Not For Sale Nepal
Dominique is a student at University of San Francisco documenting human trafficking in San Francisco and will be visiting Nepal in may 2010. Being so close, literally separated by a glass window and curtain, from a world of forced servitude, Dominique can no longer turn a blind eye.
Hannah Mora
Not For Sale Peru
After visiting the NFS Peru Project in 2008 on an immersion trip, Hannah could not forget about her experience or compassion for the children she met. During these tough economic times in our country, she feels it is so important to remember those who are the most marginalized.
Akina Chargualaf
Not For Sale Thailand
Sara Pressey
Not For Sale Cambodia
Holly Popovich
Not For Sale Cambodia
Stephanie Hunt
Not For Sale Nepal
Adrienne Barnett
Not For Sale Nepal
Wendy Collier
Not For Sale Nepal
Matt Harper
Not For Sale Cambodia
