“Impact Venture Capitalists!”

Hello Team…

Good Saturday morning! This past week was a bad week for me. Four days of the FLU with a temperature of over 103. I felt cooked. Doctors say it’s the Spring Flu. I say, I hope none of you get it…

Anyhow, all is well. Back to health.

If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s the mini-documentary from Impact Club Yuma:

https://www.facebook.com/travis.crow.35/posts/1496598563705458

In just 2 days, it’s been viewed 3,000 times.

30+ shares.

So Big Thank You to all in Yuma who continue to use your voice. Also, at the end of that post, we got an update from Danny Bryant:

“The total delivered to Saddles of Joy Inc.. was $4,040.00. when added to the $14,200.00 awarded KIDS CuddleKit Closet this brings the Yuma Club’s first Impact to more than $18,200.00!”

Not too shabby my friends! Congrats.

FIGHTING FOR FOSTER KIDS

His name is Rob Scheer.

He was a foster child. Here is his story:

For every Impact Club event, like a TED Event, our goal is to have it filmed and documented. But more important? It’s our hope to create a mini-documentary for each charitable presenter that accurately captures their story.

Video, as you know, is a very powerful medium to story-tell in. It’s visual. It’s auditory. With video, in ways that can’t be done with the written word, you can capture environment, create mood, establish dominant emotion.

It also, however, happens to be quite expensive.

Thankfully Impact Club picks up this tab, so that our local charities aren’t burdened with that cost. If our local charities are going to become fundraising machines, they’re going to need good StoryEngines!

And Rob.

His compelling story + the power video = Powerful StoryEngine!

KEEP INSPIRING OTHERS!

By the end of 2017, we will have raised millions to fund local charities.

-Ryan Fletcher

Co-Founder, Impact Club – forever Grateful.

PS: Encourage everyone you know to learn the Language of Story. If they do, life, business, fundraising, relationships, the attraction of opportunity, clients, money, love, etc. will be much easier for them.