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Createlink Writers' Post Network: The Writers - Artists & Designers' Emergency Fund
| Posted on March 9, 2013 at 10:49 AM |
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Pass-It-Forward Writers - Artists & Designers Emergency Fund BUILD KARMA BY PASSING YOUR BLESSINGS FORWARD - DONATE: IT REALLY WORKSYOU GET BACK WHAT YOU GIVE IN MULTIPLE FOLDS IT REALLY WORKS! SUPPORT A CREATIVE MIND CRISIS Please Make a Donation Today Your Donation to this fund is tax-deductible This is an emergency fund for eligible writers and other artists who are in crisis situations and cannot afford food, are at risk of eviction, need to move back home and do not have travel money, or are in need of medical care and lack insurance. As part of our socially-conscious business model, we launched the Create-link "Pass it Forward - Writers in Crisis" Campaign Fund. The mission of this fund is to assist writers, artists, and designers in emergency situations, with a particular focus on young graduates and those who live away from home. Many creative people struggle to pursue and achieve their dreams before they can see any tangible result or become successful.True, there are writers and artist grant sources out there, but those grants are targeted, procedural, and scarce. Meanwhile a creative person's daily struggle for sustenance can become tragic when support and assistance are not available. Working on projects, such as a book, a song, a script, or a movie typically takes a long time. During that time many lack the support and financial resources to cover such basic human necessities as food, rent, health care, and transportation.This type of deprivation can turn a creative mind into a lost soul. We want to prevent this type of unnecessary silent human suffering by asking you to donate to this effort, because a creative mind is a terrible thing to waste. Please make your donation to support this important cause. With an unemployment rate at an all time high among young people and new graduates in almost all fields, we are particularly concerned and protective of our aspiring creative professionals. Your contribution is tax-deductible. <Donate $5, $10, $15, $20, $25 or a larger amount by making your donation securely using this Paypal Button. Thank you. Your generosity is appreciated, and rest assured that your contribution will help save a life bringing hope to the hopeless. Enter text into the translator, then select languages |
Writers' Post Blog Network: This Writing Life
| Posted on February 25, 2013 at 6:43 PM |
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This Writing Life The Writers' Post Blog Network is the main page for the "Writers' Post Facebook," "Writers' Post Google Plus," and "Writers' Post Create Space." I started this Blog network after I finished my first 2 books. I admit it's a lot of work, but I've thought for a long time about the type of difficulties that beginning writers and other struggling creative people face while they try to pursue their dreams. And sometime this struggle to survive and succeed ends in tragedy. That does not have to happen. Just like Michael Jackson said, "if you want to make the world a better place, ...make a change." Well, go ahead and make a positive change in someone's life right now by making a donation to this fund. Use the form on our "Writers - Artists & Designers In Crisis" page to pledge a donation. I created this Blog network to provide a platform where writers can make their voices heard. New, drifting, struggling, unpublished, and self-published writers are welcomed to post about all things relating to "this writing life," discuss or map out a diary of their new or progressing projects, seek answers to questions, look for resources, and look for support and assistance with problems personal or professionals. More experienced writers and those who have published through traditional publishing houses are encouraged to contribute and share their skills and experiences with our audience.  We look forward to your comments and contributions. Be the first to post here! Enter text into the translator, and then select languages Edward Snowden's From Russia with Spite Egyptians' "Day of Rage" or Civil Ward? |