Question

i need help on a paper. its requires 6 paragraphs.

my topic is

Charity as advertisement strategy in business

Answer 1

Many savvy small businesses are affiliating themselves with charities to market their businesses. Not only is it a primary means for developing a powerful network but also it helps others in the process. People like to associate themselves with businesses that support causes, which help disadvantaged people in a meaningful way. Don’t think that charities are oblivious to your motivations. Most charities today understand your secondary purpose for participating in charities and are experienced at helping you receive a return on your charitable investments.
Few ideas for charity as advertisement strategy in Business:-
Sponsor or co-sponsor a charitable event. This is the most standard idea on the list, but it's a good one. Having a booth or tablecloths or really anything with your brand, in addition to having your name on the sponsors list, is great for brand recognition. This is especially true if your brand is somehow related with the event - sincerely or comically - like a doughnut shop sponsoring a marathon.
Donate your product or service to a charity auction. Everyone loves an auction, silent or otherwise. Make your business part of the excitement! Everyone in attendance will get to hear about your product or service being offered from the auctioneer (or in writing if it's a silent auction) and hearing people bidding on your item will make those unfamiliar with your business think you must be pretty great.
Collect donations at your location for a charity. Sometimes called 'embedded giving' this is a very effective collection method because people are already spending money on themselves and feel more inclined to be charitable as a result. Partner with a local charity (or national organization if you prefer) and ask guests when they check out if they'd like to donate an additional dollar for a cause. The benefit to your business? Not only does it help customers associate your brand with philanthropy, you will also be mentioned in the charity's press releases - "XYZ Business raised $25,000 for our cause!"
Host an event that gives proceeds to a cause. A great example of this is RSVVP, a program in central North Carolina where participating restaurants give 10% of their profits on a designated day to a local food charity. RSVVP has a lot of brand recognition of its own, so the participating restaurants benefit from that, in addition to being listed in all the online and printed materials for the event.
Collect physical donations at your brick-and-mortar location. Find out if any of your local charities will be hosting a food or clothing drive this holiday season and might be interested in setting up a drop-off spot at your location. They will publicize the name and address of your business for you, and the people who come in to drop items off will likely stick around and do a little holiday shopping.
Donate your space for a charity event. After you close your doors for the evening, or before you open them for the day, why not let a charity use the space you're already paying for bring in some folks for an event? In-kind donations like these are a great way to get involved, do something good, and bring new people to your place of business at little to no cost to you.