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Nygaard Notes exists to educate, inform, challenge,
and entertain its readers. It does not exist to make a profit. While
costs of production are very low, donations of equipment, time, or funds
will make the project stronger and enable us to reach more people. Here's
how you can help:
- Donate Money. Every donated dollar will help pay for phone
bills, research materials, printing, postage, office supplies, services,
mileage, and the hundreds of "little things" that go into producing
Nygaard Notes. Send your check to Nygaard Notes, P.O. Box 14354, Minneapolis,
MN 55414.
If you prefer, you can now donate quickly and easily via PayPal;
just click the image below to
- Make an annual donation. I would like YOU, as a reader of
Nygaard Notes, to consider donating an annual amount for your subscription.
This is voluntary, meaning that no one will be taken off of the Nygaard
Notes list for not donating. The point is that donations in any amount
will be accepted. I suggest that the basic donation might be around
$25/year. For a fuller rationale, explanation, etc, see Nygaard
Notes #201.
- Help get the word out. Do you have connections in the community
with people who might appreciate receiving Nygaard Notes? Spend some
time contacting them and sending them their free introductory issue
of the Notes. Or, send their e-mail address and they will be added
to the list "automatically," with a note telling them you suggested
their name.
- Donate equipment or office supplies. If you have office
supplies or equipment that you are not using, Nygaard Notes can use
it! Specifically, a fax machine, plain white paper (11x17", 20#),
sheets of 3x5" mailing labels suitable for a laser printer, a jacuzzi,
100MB Zip disks, you-name-it. (OK, forget the jacuzzi.)
- Donate your time. Nygaard Notes is a labor of love, but
there is a need for more labor. If you have some free time, Nygaard
Notes can use your help. There are numerous research projects that
need doing, or you could work on building circulation. Filing and
clerical work is needed, and how about an editor?
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