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SUPPORT THE NAA
How do I raise money for my favorite charity or school through
GoodSearch for the NAA?
Last year search engines generated close to $6 billion in revenue
from advertisers. We've developed a way to direct some of that
money to the causes you care about most. It's easy ... every
time you search the Internet at GoodSearch.com,The National
Aphasia Association earns money and the more you search, the
more NAA will earn!.
Add up the money generated from all your searches and those
done by the millions of other people who we hope will use GoodSearch,
and we can make a real difference to the people and causes that
need funds most.
How does
it work?
On theGoodSearch
homepage,choose from thousands
of organizations or add your favorite cause to our list. Search
the Internet just like you normally would — the site
is powered by Yahoo!, so you'll get the same high-quality
search results you're accustomed to.
Fifty percent of the revenue generated from advertisers is
shared with the charity, school or nonprofit organization
of your choosing.
Goodsearch in the News
O-Zone: Pennies From Heaven
April 2006
Imagine if every time you logged
on and looked up the caloric content of the snack you
just ate, you earned money for charity. With each search
you launch on goodsearch.com, about 1 cent goes to the
charity or school of your choice. You simply select an
organization from a database of thousands or add your
own, then tell all your friends, tell your friends to
tell their friends and so on. If 1,000 people with the
same charity search twice a day for a year, the charity
earns $7,300. Wanting to harness for mankind some of the
cash advertisers throw at search engines ($6 billion last
year), founders Ken and JJ Ramberg partnered with Yahoo!
Dec. 26, 2005
"'This
isn't as crazy as it sounds,' said Rich LeFurgy, a principal
at Archer, a San Francisco consulting firm that specializes
in marketing. 'I think of it as the business model that's
waiting to happen.'"
