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What if Partnership in Mission earned a penny for every time you searched the Internet? Now it can!
Search the web with www.goodsearch.com and money from its advertisers will go to Partnership in Mission without you spending a dime!
GoodSearch.com is a new Yahoo-powered search engine, with a unique social mission... every time you use GoodSearch, money is generated for Partnership in Mission. GoodSearch donates half its revenue, about a penny per search, to the charities selected by its users. The pennies quickly add up. For example, if 1,000 Partnership in Mission supporters searched just twice a day, we would receive an estimated $7,300 per year to help fund our outreach. What's great is that you use GoodSearch just as you would any search engine. Again, it's powered by Yahoo!, so you get proven, high-quality results. Just go to www.goodsearch.com and be sure to enter Partnership In Mission as the charity you want to support. If your browser allows cookies, you will only need to designate Partnership in Mission the first time. It will automatically choose us every time you search after that. The more people who use this site, the more money we'll earn, so please spread the word! Forward this email to everyone on your contact list.
Make this even easier and make GoodSearch your everyday search engine by adding it to your Web Browser's Tool Bar. Simply follow these three easy steps: 1. Go To http://www.goodsearch.com and designate Partnership in Mission as your charity. 2. Go To http://www.goodsearch.com/toolbars.aspx 3. Download the toolbar for your browser. Presto! Now every time you search the web, you are giving money to benefit the poorest of the poor through Partnership in Mission. (Please remember, anytime you clear your cookies, you will need to return to www.goodsearch.com and re-choose Partnership in Mission as your charity.) Thank you!!! Tom Garlitz, Director
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* GoodSearch.com will donate 50% of advertising revenue, estimated to be about a penny per search, to the charities selected by its users.
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