Thanksgiving Thursday: Week 6

 It’s Thanksgiving Thursday again and that means it’s time for our weekly celebration of Successes, Supporters, and Progress made on the road to transforming Project FED into a profitable venture that helps low/no-income earners make money online promoting products that support orphans in Nigeria.

Celebrating Successes

This week, we managed to reach out to 56 people on Facebook using our new social media sharing strategy. We sparked a whole bunch of new conversations and, more importantly, because I reached out privately to ask about the well being of people who hadn’t posted in a while, I discovered friends who were struggling and in need of prayer.

Those human connections where we get a chance to make people feel truly loved and cared about are the ultimate success and the true goal of Project FED. Yes, I want to help people find freedom from financial fears and achieve financial independence while also serving the needs of those who can’t serve themselves, but the most important thing I want is for them to know that there is someone out there who genuinely cares about their struggles and about working to improve their lives.

Celebrating Supporters

Today, I wanted to take a little bit of time out of my day to thank the Wholesale Ted YouTube Channel and its creator, Sarah, for the work she’s done to make online t-shirt and merchandise sales accessible to everyone. I’ve learned a lot from watching her videos and highly recommend them to others.

Although she may not produce them in direct support of Project FED, the work she’s doing nonetheless supports the work we’re trying to do.

Celebrating Progress

In the past 6 days, our blog has had 72 viewers. We’ve almost reached 100 viewers for a single week, and we’re not done yet. I would call that progress considering it took us 14 days to reach that number when we first started our blog.

What Are You Celebrating?

Who are your supporters? What successes have you experienced this week? What progress have you made in your life? Let us celebrate with you.

Join Project FED

Let us be part of your support team and sign up for Project FED’s email list. We will support your journey whether you want to be a promoter of the brand, a volunteer for the project, or are just looking for amazing gifts that help you give twice with every gift by shopping our store.

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