Twestival Local : Guidelines
Once your city is registered as a Twestival Local, you have some important decisions to make regarding which not-for-profit to support:
- It must be a recognized not-for-profit in the respective Country
- The Twestival Local organizing team must demonstrate that they made an effort to engage their local community with the cause selection process. It is up to each community how best to do this; online recommendations and/or vote to narrow down or decide.
- The organizing team leader must submit their not-for-profit selection to receive official confirmation from Twestival and Causecast by completing this form.
- Establish a clear fundraising target, in addition to a specific goal which will impact the not-for-profit (raise enough to send 25 kids to camp, drill a well, help buy a piece of equipment, etc.)
- 100% of the proceeds from ticket sales and all fundraising must go direct to the not-for-profit
- Work with the not-for-profit to see what other areas the Twestival Local team can support (social media training, volunteers, awareness, etc.)
[...] Twestival Local is a little different than the last Twestival. Events will be held over a four day period, September 10-13. Events needed to adhere to the following guidelines: [...]