Common Cents Philanthropists

It's not about giving financial gifts...
it's about building bridges to human goodwill and you!

James A. Relken, president and founder.

Jim Relken has been giving back to the community and his nation in one way or another for many years. Visit our membership page to find out how you can become a Common Cents Philanthropist today!

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	Building Your Common Cents Philanthropy Team or Committee
	Below are guidelines to help you in building your Common Cents Philanthropy team or committee.

Announce that a new program is being started and that employees are needed to make the idea a success- provide the website address. Make the committee effort a “Team Plan” so that everyone can participate in the development of ideas. Point out that this program is meant to be fun and exciting and make a difference in the lives of everyone involved. Appoint a Chairperson who will help prepare and agenda and facilitate the meetings. Stay focused to the non-money side of the program and work in that direction. Keep your plans simple and productive. Outline a committee structure and plan that works for your team! Make it work.