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Dick Wulf, MSW, LCSW                                      (719) 659-6102

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Distribution Suggestions.

You know your community best, but perhaps some of these suggestions will be useful.

1.  Your sponsoring advertisers will want some to distribute. This has a few advantages for your organization as free Tool Kits will get into the hands of families with money to donate. Also, these advertisers will feel like a part of your mission and may give an end-of-year donation.

2.  The schools are the most logical place to reach most families. However, if you are not printing up enough to cover 100% of your population's families, you will end up leaving some schools out, and that could be bad public relations.

3.  The organizations helping families (Department of Human Services, Police, Juvenile Court, etc.) should be very interested in having some to distribute.

4.  You can publicize through local news media that you will be handing out Tool Kits to organizations that want copies to give to the families they serve. Then, perhaps on a Saturday morning, churches, service clubs, stores, etc. could come by and pick some up.

We suggest that you plan to pick up surplus copies after a couple of months. Over the next few months (and even years) there will be requests for them. Giving them out little by little over a couple of years is a big selling point for your advertisers.



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Simple amplification of the benefits for your organization and community.

Give free family communication games and help families.

Help reduce crime in your community.

Receive fantastic public relations for your organization.

Success skills kids learn.

Cost of production.

Cost of license and fund-raising potentials.

The appeal for sponsoring advertisers.

How to do this for just $6 which you will get back.

Order a sample Tool Kit for $6.

View the license content.

See what the grids look like.

Read the included booklet Successful Family Dialogue

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