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Hack into TNKR's upcoming webinar!

 



Want a free ticket to TNKR's upcoming webinar but you don't want to pay the admission fee? There are several ways to hack your way your way in!

Do at least one of the following:

* Set up a fundraiser, or activate one you have already set up! You can set one up for TNKR at Facebook, 52 Foundation, Gofundme or Network for Good. Send me the link, post it in your social media (and tag me). Then I will send you a free ticket! Even if you fail to raise any money, that's fine, we appreciate your effort.

* If you already a TNKR member, then RSVP at eventbrite, then  remind me of your fundraising or donation amount. Then I will confirm your free ticket for yourself and you can also invite a friend for free!


This free offer will expire on October 25th, so do it now. Don't procrastinate as so many people do!


If you don't want to deal with this fundraising stuff, no problem! Just pay the admission fee.

Eventbrite invitation: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/125427263321/


To hack your way into TNKR's webinar.

Facebook fundraisers for TNKR: 

https://www.facebook.com/TNKR.org/fundraisers/

52 Foundation: https://give.lovetnkr.com/en/fundraisers

GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/

Network for Good: 

https://lovetnkr.networkforgood.com/projects/106552-casey-lartigue-s-birthday-tnkr-fundraiser



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